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 Selected meditation: Wednesday, May 17, 2006
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"Initiatic philosophy can be summarized in these words: know, desire, dare and be silent. This can be interpreted in several ways. To ‘know’ is to be able to discern clearly where the good lies. Next, to ‘desire’ this good is to aspire to it. Then, to ‘dare’ is to commit ourselves, to immerse ourselves in this work for the good. Lastly, to ‘be silent’ means neither to tell everyone about our good resolutions nor to reveal the nature of the work we have decided to undertake.
There is truly nothing more difficult than the realization of this ideal. Some have the desire but do not dare. Others dare but have no discernment, and so on. You must therefore begin by reconciling these three factors: your thought (to know), your desire (to wish) and your will (to dare). When you have succeeded in this and are acting on it, be silent and your work will speak for itself. It will be so obvious and so alive, there will be nothing to add!"Omraam Mikhael Aivanhov
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