If you could only trust—the now—with full trust, unconditional trust. The now means that which you do not know: the manifestation of infinite possibilities. Now—not soon, not down there, not previously.
Then the now will speak to you. And because of that trust, it has nothing to do with belief; it is a totally different quality. And you need to inquire: what can trust the now, which is the manifestation of the unknown? It is constantly changing, different, but it is always that.
You may start to see for yourself, in your own eyes, in your own way, that that trust is the trust of the now. The now is the trust. And for you to trust the now can never be at a distance in time. You don’t deposit it with empty words about faith. You don’t inherit it with the empty heritage of now—memories, knowledge, all that.
So if you can have total trust in the now, what will the now reveal to you that you cannot know? And even more than that, what does it reveal to you now—through, by, and as that trust?
