Maturity
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Maturity unites past, present, and future to reveal true meaning in the present moment. 118:1.3-8
Maturity allows for a more intense present experience, free from its constraints, as plans based on past experiences shape a future of enhanced value. 118:1.7
Maturity is achieved through co-operative adjustment to change, multiplying the fruits of life efforts. 160:3.3
Rodan said: The effort toward maturity necessitates work, which requires energy, sourced from spiritual communion and worship, leading to a mature personality recognized by one’s fellows. 160:3-4
Maturity is the surrender of transient desires and personal pleasures for superior longings, leading to the pursuit of idealistic spiritual realities and the quest for divinity. 100:1.1 (160:1.4,13)
Maturity is directly tied to the time unit used by the conscious self to evaluate life's circumstances and temporal existence. 118:1.3