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We will now continue with the final part of Master Beinsa Douno’s lecture entitled, “For the Glory of God.” The lecture was given to some of his disciples in Bulgaria on the highest mountain peak in Bulgaria of the entire Balkan Peninsula, named Musala, which means “near God” or “place for prayer.” “Now we will not talk about your hardships. They are a blessing for you and you will carry them. You should know this. We will not free you from the hardships. To release you from the hardships means to do the biggest evil to you. We give you knowledge and opportunities to use them for good. Your entire wealth is hidden in these hardships. Someone says, ‘I wish God could take away that hardship from me.’ You should not say this, instead say, ‘God, give me knowledge to overcome all hardships in my life!’” “Now, the fog that surrounds us shows that this year the world will go through big hardships. The worldly people will be surrounded by very thick fog, which they have to overcome. It will be like this throughout the entire year. However, at the highest place there will be a lot of warmth and many forces. There are forces in the fog. Whatever may come, do not be afraid!” You have faith as well, but much more is needed for it to grow in strength! You have knowledge, but a lot more has to be acquired! You have virtues, but these virtues have to be developed further. Your wisdom, righteousness and mercy – all these virtues within us must be and can be strengthened. You have all the opportunities to strengthen these virtues. “Thus, I will not talk over a certain philosophy to those of you who are listening to me now, because no philosophy can be discussed at Musala. Instead, I will give you some practical points for application. Musala is solely a place for experiments." “You will say about everything that happens in your life, ‘For the Glory of God!’ This will be your profit from Musala. If they ask you what you were told at Musala, you shall say, ‘May all be for the Glory of God!’”
