It's a quite frequent phenomenon in Zevism, especially among novices that one asks about all the things we want to do and that we should be doing, either for ourselves or the Gods, or the world:

The question is this: Who will do it?

In coming in front of this question, there are certain topics that are for the Gods, yet most things are in the hands of people themselves. If the ToZ will rise to a level to help all of humanity, it is not only in the hands of the Gods, it's in our hands.

The more of you cross your hands, the more the Gods will cross theirs. And we need them more than they need us. We must therefore understand, that we must open our arms. That will teach us the important lessons they want to teach us at the very same time.

If you will succeed or fail in life, if we are to use these terms [which are not very accurate] or if we will advance or not, the Gods have only a portion of it, the greatest portion is in your hands. There is nobody that will "do it".

We are all here to do, what we are supposed to be here to do. Many people evade this responsibility because it's also the path to determination, liberation, but also the Godhead.

I have seen people leave this path in false expectations for the Gods to do "this" or "that". It's very common that unrealistic or superstitious expectations are put on the hands of the Gods, a typical Christian and Muslim behavior, that is inborn in both laziness and lack of understanding of reality. Human beings love these types of lies as they represent what they seek to avoid: assumption of responsibility.

A Zevist must get into healthy understanding about this. The false beliefs of the meek and the retarded must be banished. For them, the "salvation" will always come from the skies. In our reality, the salvation will come from the heavens that we have manifested ourselves.

Of all the people in the world, the Gods love the human being the most, that does what they should be doing. Everything you see in this place or anything else, wouldn't be if humans did not exist. The Gods are a form of a spirited power, inspiration, source of knowledge and development, and the human beings are acting to do these things into a reality. That's why humans are also liable to deification.

Were this not the case, we would not be humans, but mere tools. With our freedom, there comes this divine power, which must be made real through us doing our part.

Woe to those who want to demean humans who do their part for the Gods, with statements of ridicule like: "Oh, it's from the Gods anyway", or those who want to belittle themselves and other human beings by trying to pretend the "Gods will do it", and that "human beings don't matter".

When other people of the path were sitting idly and waiting for someone else "to do it", I have decided to do what I could. If everyone decided to do what they reasonably could, we would have reached the heavens now. But the awakening will come for everyone eventually. Yet the rewards are served for those who will actually embody this teaching not for those who will just parrot it.

Any "specialty" or any greatness, is only incumbent to this very fact. It's nothing really that much mysterious. All of this and all challenges, are for us to overcome. We must make these challenges into successes.

If you want to be liked and loved with the Gods, fight for your portion and do what you are supposed to do for your life, for this place and for the world. Blessed will be the one who when asked "who will do it", they will respond with "we will do it". Before "we", of course, we have the proper response: "I will do my part, it is me that will do it."

Everyone has their own role, smaller or bigger, but we are one entity of action, a vehicle for manifestation.

Next time you want to see who will do your portion, don't try to find anyone else. Just look in the mirror. Then, all questions will start becoming clarified.

-High Priest Zevios Metathronos