Addiction to complaining, a victim complex and an impulse toward self-pity reveal a low degree of psychological maturity and significant intellectual limitations, in addition to revealing moral turpitude and spiritual poverty.

People who complain too much shirk responsibility for their own existence and, often indirectly and unconsciously, if not consciously, commit the blasphemy of attributing the blame for their failures and unhappiness to the Supreme Creator.

Most of the time, they cry, sulky and depressed, or explode, rebellious and angry, camouflaging, precariously and superficially, with masks of pseudo-adulthood, their inner attitude of childish and capricious tantrums, spoiled and egocentric, lazy and cowardly.

Do not surrender to the sacrilege of ingratitude toward the All-Loving Being, adopting an attitude of persistent pessimism and complaining. Free yourself from the pit of problems in which you wallow, getting yourself determined to solve, in a practical and rational way, what bothers you.

At the same time, maintain unwavering confidence in the universal principle that, if there is something you truly cannot solve by your own means, Divine Wisdom will invariably provide you with the resources actually necessary to resolve your problem.

Be aware, however, that the Infinite Goodness of God will never take the lead in the initiatives that are your responsibility, as an adult and responsible individual, so as not to deprive you of the precious evolutionary effort in deciphering each challenge or enigma proposed by the Forces of Life.

Benjamin Teixeira de Aguiar (medium)
Eugênia-Aspásia (Spirit)
In the Name of Mary Christ
May 15, 2016