"If we are to keep people’s interest and attention, we must endlessly provide them with something new! But if they are to build their inner lives, they must, on the contrary, make a habit of returning again and again to the same subjects. Yes, the same subjects, but studied under different circumstances: in the morning, in the evening, before and after meals, during the night, when they are alone, or in relationship to others. They will discover that these subjects take on different aspects, that they breathe and change.
Consider a garden in springtime, in summer, then in autumn and winter: it is always the same garden, but how different! In your spiritual life you must also return again and again to the same subjects and observe them from every angle. This is where you will find novelty."Omraam Mikhael Aivanhov
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Selected meditation: Friday, October 8, 1999 
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