Today: Support those who follow you, engage those who oppose you.  Together all will have a thunderous impact.” – a reading from the I Ching

Support those who follow you, engage those who oppose you.  Together all will have a thunderous impact.

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Meditation: LA046 – 780614 – Hari Shabad Meditation – Use the Wind to Produce Trance and Dissolve Negativity

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Today: I Ching – Previous Readings

Read the text from Richard Wilhelm's and subsequent translations of the I Ching

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This is a time of reward for good works.
Those you have helped want to show their gratitude.
Benefits come both from on high and from the humble you uplifted.
Accept all gifts graciously, though the reward may not be what you truly need or hoped for.
Some may bestow more than they can afford to give, but you must realize that they need to feel that they have repaid you.
Meet their distrust with tolerance and benevolence; such graciousness will wear away any heart of stone.
At a time when all elements are pressing for progress, we are still uncertain whether in the course of advance we may not meet with a rebuff. Then the thing to do is simply continue in what is right; in the end this will bring good fortune. It may be that we meet with no confidence. In this case we ought not to try to win confidence regardless of the situation, but should remain calm and cheerful and refuse to be roused to anger. Thus we remain free of mistakes.
A thunderbolt of Cosmic judgement crashes to earth.
For the common person, it’s just a momentary fright soon forgotten, its warning unfathomed and unheeded.
But to one who understands its significance, this thunder is a signal to repent.
Centering the Self, seeking balance, the enlightened person will respect and align himself with this Higher Power, while his fellows remain subject to the whims of every passing storm.

Today: “Some people acquire the habit of not admitting wrongs. Admitting wrongs to one’s own self is a chance for improvement.” Yogi Bhajan

“Some people acquire the habit of not admitting wrongs. Admitting wrongs to one’s own self is a chance for improvement. It is one of the highest virtues not because you will be judged by this world but you will be judged by your own higher consciousness. If you’ll just feel and understand that you will become beneficial, you will become virtuous. Your judge is your own higher consciousness.” Yogi Bhajan

Meditation: LA877-19960604 – Self Realization

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