Azazel commands: “You shall improve the world.”

With a strong foundation of self-improvement, self-development, and self-healing, we can expand outward; we must strive to improve the world around us.

What is the world? It is anything outside of the self—another person, a family, animals, civilization, a community, etc.

That is not an easy task. We must improve the world in accordance with how it can accept this help.

That is not a task of egoic arrogance; it can only be the consequence of very high levels of spiritual understanding and the development of the true self in accordance with good intent.

The measure of what we can do is less important than whether we will act toward this end. Those who strive to help and improve the world must do so properly, with the world itself as the primary focus.

For the goal is not to lose oneself in the process of improving the world, but to also improve oneself and others as part of this greater and eternal world.

Therefore, Azazel has appointed 3 Judges, and these are their questions:

“What have you done to improve yourself, as a self?”
“What have you done to improve the people you are in relationship with, such as your significant other?”
“What have you done to improve your family: that from which you came, or the one you will create as your immediate continuation?”
“What have you done to improve your social circle and friends?”
“What have you done to improve the people of your Nation, or those of your Race?”
“What have you done to improve humanity as a whole?”
“What have you done to improve your home, Mother Earth, and her natural creatures?”
“What have you done to become your highest self, who waits for you to become it?”

Finally, the three Judges ask in unison:

“What have you done to comprehend the absolute, the all in all?”

Azazel continues:

“When you answer all these questions positively, you will know that you are improving the world.”

Therefore, Azazel concludes:

“It is only by improving the world that you will improve yourself. It is only by improving yourself that you will improve the world—for infinity can only flow back into infinity.”