Today: “Get to know yourself rather than diluting your identity to diversions and distractions.  You have much you can offer as yourself.” From the I Ching

Get to know yourself rather than diluting your identity to diversions and distractions.  You have much you can offer as yourself.

Tao Te Ching – Verse 73 – The Tao is always at ease.

Today: “A guru can be a word of wisdom coming through a person who has attained a state of mental consciousness to direct or guide or speak the infinite truth under all circumstances.” Yogi Bhajan

Previous reading: Despite the obstacles and setbacks affirm your conviction that you are you and act from there. Do not be a tool from someone else’s agenda”rs.”

Previous  previous reading: “You know you have the strength to challenge the powerful in a dangerous situation. You only have to firm your intention and rely on your fortitude.”

Related Posts

Meditation: LA101 790419-Faith In Our Self And Our Own Discipline

Meditation: LA950 A00214 20000214 Develop Self-Reliance

Meditation: NM091 – 19921110 – Self Emboldenment, Engagement, Vision

Meditation: Listening to Angelic Whispers – from the Mind

Meditation: Breath to Conquer Time Space and Destiny

Meditation: Magic Mantra-19760426

Read the text from Richard Wilhelm's, Thomas Cleary's, Brian Arnold's and other translations of the I Ching
58 – Fifty-Eight.  Tui / Empowering

The joyous Lake spans on and on to the horizon:
The Superior Person renews and expands his Spirit through heart-to-heart exchanges with others.
Success if you stay on course.

SITUATION ANALYSIS:

This is the sign of true companionship.
The principals in this situation exchange energy, ideas and feelings, constantly invigorating and encouraging each other to new heights of Spiritual achievement and Self-discovery.
This exchange is not for the glory of the Team, but for furthering the process of each individual’s ‘Te’, or pure potentiality.

Six in the third place means:

Coming joyousness. Misfortune.

Romans of the Decadence

‘The Romans of the Decadence’ – Thomas Couture, 1847

True joy must spring from within. But if one is empty within and wholly given over to the world, idle pleasures come streaming in from without. This is what many people welcome as diversion. Those who lack inner stability and therefore need amusement, will always find opportunity of indulgence. They attract external pleasures by the emptiness of their natures. Thus they lose themselves more and more, which of course has bad results.

43 – Forty-Three.  Kuai / Breakthrough

A Deluge from Heaven:
The Superior Person rains fortune upon those in need, then moves on with no thought of the good he does.

The issue must be raised before an impartial authority.
Be sincere and earnest, despite the danger.
Do not try to force the outcome, but seek support where needed.
Set a clear goal.

SITUATION ANALYSIS:

Your iron will must come to the forefront now.
It will take great personal determination to resolve the situation in question.
Your adversary would love to force you into an angry display.
That would legitimize his opposition to you.
Such a berserker rage would drag you down to his level.
You must resolutely take a public stand against what he represents, but refuse to engage him.
Without compromise, you show others the way to higher ground.

Today: “A guru can be a word of wisdom coming through a person who has attained a state of mental consciousness to direct or guide or speak the infinite truth under all circumstances.” Yogi Bhajan

“A guru can be a word of wisdom coming through a person who has attained a state of mental consciousness to direct or guide or speak the infinite truth under all circumstances.” Yogi Bhajan

Meditation: NM0365-20001024-On Communication II

Related Posts

What else Yogi Bhajan said

Tao Te Ching – Verse 73 – The Tao is always at ease.

Tao Te Ching – Verse 73

The Tao is always at ease.
It overcomes without competing,
answers without speaking a word,
arrives without being summoned,
accomplishes without a plan.

Its net covers the whole universe.
And though its meshes are wide,
it doesn’t let a thing slip through.
Continue reading “Tao Te Ching – Verse 73 – The Tao is always at ease.”