I

The more considerate you are of God's intentions,

the greater the burden you bear,

and thus, the richer your experience will be.

When you are considerate of God's intentions,

God will lay a burden upon you, lay a burden upon you,

and then enlighten you about the tasks

which He has entrusted to you, entrusted to you.

When God gives you, gives you this burden,

you'll pay attention to all the related truths

while eating and drinking God's words.

II

If you have a burden related to the state of your brothers' and sisters' lives,

then this is a burden that has been entrusted to you by God,

and you will always carry this burden with you in your daily prayers,

in your daily prayers.

What God does has been laden onto you,

and you are willing to do that which God wants to do;

this is what it means to take on God's burden as your own,

this is what it means to take on God's burden as your own.

III

When you eat and drink God's words while carrying a burden,

you can grasp their essence, find your way,

and be considerate of God's intentions, be considerate of God's intentions.

In your prayers, you should wish for God to place more burdens upon you

and entrust you with even greater tasks,

so that you may have more of a path for practice ahead of you,

achieve greater effects in eating and drinking God's words,

grasp the essence of His words,

and become more capable of being moved by the Holy Spirit.

Eating and drinking God's words, practicing prayer,

and accepting God's burden and His commission—

all of this is so that there may be a path before you.

The more burden you have for God's commission,

the easier it will be for you to be perfected by Him.

from The Word, Vol. 1. The Appearance and Work of God. Be Considerate of God's Intentions in Order to Attain Perfection