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| Daily Meditation for Friday, February 21, 2020 |
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| "Of the four elements, water is the one that mingles most closely with our own body, and because of this, by drinking water we can establish communication with the pure forces of the universe and absorb the elements it contains. But for this to happen, you must sip it slowly, thinking as you do so that you are imbibing the blood of nature, which feeds and waters all creatures. Water is the mother of life, and it deserves our respect, gratitude and love. At the marriage feast of Cana, Jesus changed water into wine, that is to say, into blood, into life. When you drink water, remember that it will be transformed into life-giving blood in your own body too. Meditate at length on this idea and say to the water, ‘You that nourish all creatures, reveal to me the secrets of eternal life.’" |
| Omraam Mikhaël Aïvanhov |
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| Thought of the Week for Feb 16 - Feb 22, 2020 |
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| On Humility... |
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"
The spiritual life is undeniably a difficult undertaking, and,
when you realize you are not yet able to manifest the qualities
you have worked so long to acquire, you must not become
disheartened or rebel. If you become discouraged or irritated
with yourself or others, or with the Lord himself for not
granting your wishes, it is a very bad sign. It shows that your
reasoning is faulty, and, even though you want your higher
nature to manifest itself, it is in fact your lower nature that
is doing so.
If you want to advance on the spiritual path, you must be
humble, very humble. In other words, you must know that you will
be put to the test constantly and will sometimes fail. But this
doesn't matter. You must set out once again with patience and
courage, knowing that one day at last you will arrive at your
destination.
" |
| Omraam Mikhaël Aïvanhov |
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