Today: “Reflect on the habits that have bound you and your mind to a smaller existence.  Free yourself.” – from the I Ching

Reflect on the habits that have bound you and your mind to a smaller existence.  Free yourself.

Meditation: LA082-790123 Telescopic Infinity

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29 – Twenty-Nine  K’an / Dangerously Deep

Water follows Water, spilling over any cliff, flowing past all obstacles, no matter the depth or distance, to the Sea.
The Superior Person learns flexibility from the mistakes he has made, and grows strong from the obstacles he has overcome, pressing on to show others the Way.

SITUATION ANALYSIS:

You are facing a crucial trial along your Journey.
The danger of this challenge is very real.
It is a test of your mettle.
If you can maintain your integrity and stay true to your convictions, you will overcome.
That’s not as easy as it seems when you are faced with the sacrifice of other things you’ve come to depend upon or hold dear.

Six at the top means:

Bound with ropes, thrown into a thorn-filled chasm.
For three years he is lost in this wasteland.
Misfortune.

Bound with cords and ropes,
Shut in between thorn-hedged prison walls:
For three years one does not find the way.
Misfortune.

A man who in the extremity of danger has lost the right way and is irremediably entangled in his sins has no prospect of escape. He is like a criminal who sits shackled behind thorn-hedged prison walls.

20 – Twenty  Kuan / Contemplation

The gentle Wind roams the Earth:
The Superior Person expands his sphere of influence as he expands his awareness.
Deeply devoted to his pursuit of clarity and wisdom, he is unconscious of the inspiring, positive example he is setting for others to emulate.

You have cleansed yourself; now stand ready to make your humble, devout offering.

SITUATION ANALYSIS:

The situation marks a rising to new heights.
As you climb for a better view of the panorama, you make yourself more conspicuous to those below.
This hexagram is also known as the Watchtower, because the shape formed by its lines resembles the ancient guardposts manned by Chinese soldiers.
These towers were placed on mountainsides to give a better vantage point.
To those below, the watchtowers served as landmarks to help them find their way.
The quality of your search for clarity in this situation serves as such a guidepost for others along the Way.

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Today: “Whatever you do, you will be paid in equal terms; but when you subject your free will in the Will of the Lord the Creator, He will love you more than you expect Him to love. He will love you tenfold.” Yogi Bhajan

“Action has a reaction equal and opposite; this is Newton’s law, which nobody should forget. If you eat more, you have indigestion. Whatever you do, you will be paid in equal terms; but when you subject your free will in the Will of the Lord the Creator, He will love you more than you expect Him to love. He will love you tenfold.” Yogi Bhajan

Meditation:  NM0426 – 20011117 – Self Transformation

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