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| Daily Meditation for Sunday, August 19, 2018 |
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| Food - what we impart to it with our hands
"One of people’s main concerns nowadays is the quality of their food – they seek to eat healthy food. It is of course highly desirable that food should not be contaminated by fertilisers or pesticides, but it is also important to realize that the food prepared by others is permeated with their emanations which are imparted to all who eat it.
Chefs, caterers, bakers and all those people who prepare food for their families on a daily basis must know this law. With this knowledge they will then get into the habit of touching food, aware that what they are holding in their hands will contribute to building a healthy body for people nearby and far away, those known and unknown to them. This is a huge responsibility and it is therefore worthwhile for them to be in the best inner state when they prepare food, fostering thoughts of good health, peace and light for those who are due to eat it." |
| Omraam Mikhaël Aïvanhov |
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| Thought of the Week for Aug 19 - Aug 25, 2018 |
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| Spiritual Work |
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When Jesus said: 'My Father is still working, and I also am
working', what did he want us to understand? Have you ever asked
yourself this question? Very simply, he was asking us to start
working as well. But instead, people leave Jesus to his work
with his Father, while they tend to their hens and pigs. You
will say: 'But there is a world of difference between Jesus and
us! He is the son of God, he is perfect, while we...! It is
arrogant to imagine that we could do the same work he does.'
Fine, think what you will, but know that Jesus himself thought
differently, since he also said: 'Be perfect, therefore, as your
heavenly Father is perfect.' Or again: 'The one who believes in
me will also do the works that I do and, in fact, will do
greater works than these.' This is why I tell you that
Christians are lazy. They would have others believe it is out of
humility that they do not engage in the only activity which is
truly worthwhile: participating in the work of God. No, this is
not humility, but laziness!
" |
| Omraam Mikhaël Aïvanhov |
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