A parable from The Master
The Master often said that time could be better spent looking inward than outward. When asked what he meant, he told this story. “A glass cleaner erected scaffolding and proceeded to climb toward the few windows that were out of reach. When he arrived, he took his sponge, soaked the glass, and ran his squeegee. But the glass didn’t wash clean. After just a few attempts he realized that the dirt was on the inside.” The Master then added, “So it is with each of us, which is why we must turn our attention inward.”

About the Author
Kevin Edwards holds a Master’s degree in Sacred Theology from the Angelicum in Rome with an emphasis on Transformative Spirituality and Mysticism. A gifted writer, speaker, poet, and storyteller, he invites his audience to re-evaluate their vision of themselves, their vision of the world, and their vision of God. No stranger to other cultures, Kevin has enlightened audiences in Rome, in the U.S., and in India, where he received the name Prakash, which means “light.”

“The Master is wise, compassionate, and eloquent in its simplicity.”—Michael Leach, Executive Directior, Orbis Books