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This experience of knowing may remain with you, or it may come and go. Do not feel exhalted if it stays, and do not feel discouraged if it goes. Simply notice what is so, then
choose what you next wish to experience.

Even Masters have been known to occasionally choose not to experience their mastery—sometimes for the joy of reawakening to it, and sometimes for the purpose of awakening
others. This is why things can happen to Masters that you, in your place of judgment, do not think should or could be happening if they were “really Masters.”

Therefore, judge not, and neither condemn. For you may meet your Master this very day—as the bag lady on the street, or the mugger in the park, and not only as the guru on the mountain top. In fact, rarely so. The Master who appears as a Master is seldom acknowledged, and more often rebuked. Yet the Master who walks among you, appearing as
one of you, is often the Master who makes the most impact.

So be alert, for you do not know at what hour your Master may come. He may even come as what you choose to call a criminal, disobeying the most sacred laws and customs of your society, and be crucified because of it.

Yet in the aftermath will you seek to remember every word he ever spoke.