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| Daily Meditation for Thursday, November 26, 2020 |
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| "It is very difficult to make the distinction between good and evil in our everyday lives, to see exactly where one ends and the other begins, for they are inextricably intermingled. This is why the Emerald Tablet says, ‘You shall separate the subtle (good) from the gross (evil) with great industry.’ Evil clings to good in order to draw strength from it; and good adheres to, and feeds on, evil. Good has the right to do this, just as a plant has the right to draw nourishment from the soil in which it grows; in doing so it is obeying the laws of creation and life. But the soil does not have the right to draw strength from a plant." |
| Omraam Mikhaël Aïvanhov |
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| Thought of the Week for Nov 22 - Nov 28, 2020 |
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| Take a Look at Yourself |
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It is normal to have opinions and points of view. But do you ask
yourself from time to time why it is that you accept or reject
this opinion or that point of view? Try to identify the
tendencies in yourself that prevent you from judging
impartially, and stop being so sure you are in the right. Until
you make up your mind to analyze yourself with a view to
improving your conduct, you will continue to clash with others
over all kinds of matters that are not worth your while. You
must become aware of these lower tendencies which obscure your
inner view and sustain your mistaken ideas and opinions, because
they prevent you from rediscovering this original unity which
will at last allow everyone to understand each other and get
along.
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| Omraam Mikhaël Aïvanhov |
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