Healer, Teacher, Yogi
The thunderous shock, causing fear and trembling, should be met with a reverence of spirit and an introspection into your own heart. You must question whether your heart is in alignment with the cosmos with a profound inner seriousness from which all terrors glance off harmlessly, or is subject to a profound reckoning for holding childish views of hatred, division, and separation. Continue reading “Today: Thunderous shock (repentance) – from the I Ching”
The current situation is coming to completion. It will eventually be finished and then followed by a new beginning. Use caution not to rush the process by resorting to quick fixes to everything that is wrong. Rushing into solutions can lead to worse consequences. While the prospects for a favorable outcome seem distant, waiting for all of it to play out is the best option. Continue reading “Today: Patience before completion – from the I Ching”
Liberation in this context implies a liberation of the mind through clarity. You can free yourself of the entrapments and tensions created by circumstances surrounding you by releasing others from your expectations and releasing all resentment toward them. Forgive them. Then break from them in your mind, releasing all entanglements. Continue reading “Today: Liberation – from the I Ching”
“The pair of opposites do not effect a yogi – neither praise nor insult.” Yogi Bhajan
(via Ram Anand)
“In all darkness, there is a light and in all light there is a darkness.” Yogi Bhajan
(via Ram Anand)
Work with reality as it is. Be receptive. Do not call too much attention to yourself. Express yourself genuinely from within. Then you will become a key figure that holds people together in unity.
“A time will come when you shall meet your teacher for a tenth of a second. When you see your teacher, you will feel it in your heart, not your head. That is the end, beginning and middle of it.” Yogi Bhajan
(via Ram Anand)
You are returning to the beginning of a new cycle. A period of dormancy is moving toward a rebirth. With what feels familiar, it is useful to recognize any past mistakes and correct them. It is an auspicious time to come together in unity and merge into a new whole.
“If you make your body strong, really strong, it can fight off anything.” Yogi Bhajan
(via Ram Anand)
Sit easy pose with a straight spine. Relax the arms down with the elbows bent. Draw the forearms up and in toward each other until the hands meet at the level of the throat. Separate the fingers
and thumb of each hand and point the palms at each other with the fingers pointing up toward the ceiling. Press the corresponding fingertip of the opposite hands together forming a teepee-like structure. The thumbs do not touch at all and the middle and index fingers maintain only light contact. Apply maximum pressure on the little and ring fingers. Close the eyes. Continue reading “Meditation: LA692-781102 – Experience Tremendous Strength”
External oppression weighs down heavily. Attempts to counter it lead to obstruction. Words have no effect. Only the vastness of one’s internal nature can prevail through gentle persuasion over time.
“If God wants you to know, God will tell you. Don’t question Him; just be.” Yogi Bhajan
(via Ram Anand)
Move boldly forward without hesitation. Your music will strike a chord in people’s hearts. Without doubt and with sincerity gather your friends near. Your confidence in them will win their enthusiastic co-operation and attain success. You will start something that will endure for which you will only need to lend your responsive devotion and your receptive influence. That movement will have a life of its own.
“The intellect is always releasing thoughts. At the same time, the soul has a presence that induces the mind to serve it by releasing thoughts aligned with its intention.” Yogi Bhajan
(via Ram Anand)
“Each action has a reaction we call karma. That impact is recorded as momentum in your mind. Each action creates more actions like it or like its polarity. There is a whole mechanism. Each thought when acted upon creates a cosmic echo. It has to have a consequence. That is the action of karma.” Yogi Bhajan
(via Ram Anand)
