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Originally Posted by Still_Waters
In any case, I agree with you that "looking soberly at the human condition, instruction will always be needed." However, for those few who discover the "straight and narrow path", surrendering to the guru within that is inherent in all is all the "instruction" that is ultimately needed. The mystics of various traditions support this point and to claim that this is no longer possible is highly questionable.
One must set one's sights high lest one slip into the conventional. (Keep in mind, however, that what is "conventional" for one may not be conventional for another.)
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Four learned men and a garden. :)
In my own life God has put me in a liminal time. I ask myself, why? One answer beign it is not liminal to keys that are core, that are always front-center-root-core of all that is done. But on matters of Kabballah whch is what this forum is for, I think others answers are best awaited.