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hen a human being uses will to dictate the ways of the world, he spends
his time manipulating shadows...
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ain forces us to look for less obvious answers, it forces us to respect
an inner voice guiding us through a maze of illusion to a place within
ourselves connected to Infinite Energy In the Universe...
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e trip and stumble over life's obstacles till life's obstacles remind
us that only spirit is infinite. Everything else is finite and limited,
a piece of a puzzle, mere steps on a ladder leading to God. We refuse to
live in the moment, but drift with mind and emotion from the past to the
future, unaware of a simple reality: this moment contains what is, was,
and will be. If we continue to drift unconsciously from moment to
moment, life's splendor slips right past us...
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editation brings together life's discordant elements. It creates
harmony and balance within a human being; it dredges up inner garbage,
flushes it out, and gives us a taste of transcendental energy. Hunger
for spiritual food is the first step on the path to enlightenment...
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he creative process follows nature's cyclical teachings where season
gives birth to season, where life and death are organic to evolution,
where erosion and decay are as much a part of the landscape as fruition
and bounty. Every human being is unique and every human being is exactly
where he's supposed to be on the evolutionary scale. But each of us has
a chakra system and that system of energy centers connects us to God.
Meditation practice helps us develop strong inner lives. It can change
patterns that keep us from growing and It can connect our consciousness
with Infinite Energy in the Universe. There's no limit to creative
growth if we're willing to learn how to do it...
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e're up against ourselves. We're the problem and we're also the
solution to the problem. Meditation is work for spiritual warriors and
the enemy isn't political, religious or racial. The enemy is within
every human being. When we learn to transform tension into spirit, when
we no longer sit in judgement of other people, when we learn to forgive
and to have compassion, when we learn to quiet a tense and neurotic
mind, when we learn to live each day with harmony and balance, when we
learn to be grateful for the things that bother us (to take out the
garbage with an open heart), when we learn the only successful person on
earth is a happy person, when we learn these things, and more
importantly, when we live them, we are well on our warrior's path to
enlightenment.
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e do not come to earth to be unhappy. We come here to live a life full
of wonder, a spontaneous life in which love and joy are the language of
God spoken by people who have shed veneers of anger, cynicism and
insecurity. To find one happy person is more difficult then finding the
Holy Grail. But happiness is simple. All we have to do is open our
hearts...
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wise man admits to knowing nothing, but fools dress themselves in
garments woven from threads of ego, they convince hemselves their
knowledge will change the world, they convince themselves their dogmatic
and righteous approach to life
is the only path to God. A wise man looks for knowledge in the
unknown. He doesn't try to change people, but builds a link between
himself and God. He admits his own limitations, he lets life be, and he
loves people for who and what they are...
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