You have the capacity to keep up for the long haul. Nothing may be achieved precipitously. Keep going. Don’t expect too much too soon.
Continue reading “Today: Proceed with an eye toward the long term – from the I Ching”
“Falling into prayer is the same thing as falling in Love…” Yogi Bhajan
“Falling into prayer is the same thing as falling in Love. It is an infinite fall. You can never come out of it. And in all of human existence these two experiences are the highest.” Yogi Bhajan
(via Ram Anand)
Today: Look forward to a better time – from the I Ching
Look forward to a better time. Steadfastness among the devoted and committed is transforming the present and forming the future. Though not complete, success is assured in the rebuilding of the social structure in the image of its highest ideals. Upon completion, divisions are healed and all is forgiven. Continue reading “Today: Look forward to a better time – from the I Ching”
“Experience yourself and all in you…” Yogi Bhajan
“Experience yourself and all in you; in that unisonness is the beauty of life. Otherwise you will be a victim of your own perpetual fear.” Yogi Bhajan
(via Ram Anand)
Today: Shock and awe and mindful purpose – from the I Ching
Shock reverberates far and wide. People react in terror. Those are external effects. The proper internal response is to be filled with reverence at the manifestation of God. Nonreactive. Then you are not touched by the calamities happening around you and you can relate with any situation with clarity and effective purpose. Continue reading “Today: Shock and awe and mindful purpose – from the I Ching”
“Your mind must be developed, artistic, and self-controlled…” Yogi Bhajan
“Your mind must be developed, artistic, and self-controlled. It must gain a neutrality that lets you encounter and enjoy the constant change that is life.” Yogi Bhajan
(via Ram Anand)
Today: Handling conflict – from the I Ching
Conflict is largely a result of differing views that seem irreconcilable. Walls have been built that separate them into sides. The first step to resolving conflict is to reconcile the inner conflict that you experience. Continue reading “Today: Handling conflict – from the I Ching”
“If you only know one kriya, then share that…” Yogi Bhajan
“If you only know one kriya, then share that. Be humble, teach it. Every student is a teacher.” Yogi Bhajan
(via Ram Anand)
Today: Ally yourself with kindred spirits for the benefit of others – from the I Ching
Choose carefully with whom you will ally yourself to assist with providing help to those in need. Be on the lookout with a zealous purpose for the right people. Together, with unwavering perseverance and clarity, your army will right a profound wrong. Continue reading “Today: Ally yourself with kindred spirits for the benefit of others – from the I Ching”
“You owe it to yourself to be yourself.” Yogi Bhajan
“You owe it to yourself to be yourself.” Yogi Bhajan
(via Ram Anand)
Today: Self awareness through discipline – from the I Ching
Imposing limitations through discipline can help you to focus on what is important. Excessive limitation is self destructive. You, your body, or anyone else will rebel against too much discipline. Continue reading “Today: Self awareness through discipline – from the I Ching”
“Meditation is not what you do in the morning…” Yogi Bhajan
“Meditation is not what you do in the morning, that’s practice. Meditation is the daily result of that practice.” Yogi Bhajan
(via Ram Anand)
Today: Work on repairing the corruption caused by apathy and neglect – from the I Ching
Prolonged weakness has given rise to profound corruption. Opportunistic forces have seized on apathy and neglect.
“More you give, more you’ll be like God…” Yogi Bhajan
“More you give, more you’ll be like God. More you take, more you’ll be a beast of burden.” Yogi Bhajan
(via Ram Anand)
Meditation: Perugia 2016 Meditations
“Where there is forgiveness, there is God…” Yogi Bhajan
“Where there is forgiveness, there is God. Where there is sacrifice, there is compassion. And where there is service, there is radiance of the human. Is there anything more precious in a human than these objectives.” Yogi Bhajan
(via Ram Anand)