The Way Of The Spiritual Leader - 103 Chapter 1. The Way Of Being A Minister Section 4. The Responsibility And Attitude Of A Minister
4. The Ministers' Responsibility ① Responsibility Starts With God
We know that no one can live on this earth without fulfilling responsibility. In the case of the family, parents have a responsibility as parents and children have a responsibility as children in front of their parents.
Furthermore, each family has a responsibility towards society and the nation. Even in the case of a single nation, there is a God-given responsibility in relation to the world's state of affairs and it's historical course.
When we look at the world, we know that the world is responsible in a gradual process before the path of providence directed toward one universe. If you go up like this, we will know that God is having a hard time carrying out his responsibilities through the historical process of this land today.
There are not many places where responsibility can be settled. Individuals are born and fulfill their responsibilities, not because of individuals, but because of their own country. In the end, God is the motive.
The motive for the responsibility of the family is not in the family, nor is the motive for the formation of a certain state, nor is the world motivated, and all of these motives are attributed to God.
Therefore, when we look for the origin of the motive, there is nothing that is not from God. It goes without saying, then, that the responsibility given before us by that motive is also motivated by God, and therefore must be matched by God's responsibility in the end.
As humans we have a responsibility sought by the mind and a responsibility sought by the body. Then, what is the responsibility sought by the mind? You must substantiate the purpose by centering on the purpose of God who bestowed all responsibilities. The mind must command you to do this responsibility. That is why the mind is there to command and achieve God's purpose.
Therefore, the mind must command to fulfill these responsibilities. Therefore, we come to know that our hearts are to give orders, and to fulfill God's purpose. (26-214) |