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 Selected meditation: Sunday, September 8, 2002
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"Life is ruthless, it forgives nothing. Which is why, when a spiritual master sees he is not succeeding in tempering his disciples, he does not worry because he knows he has a great ally: life. When he is unable to do anything, life takes charge and gives these recalcitrants a few knocks, exposes them to a few shocks. Unfortunately, human beings do not necessarily discover the truth by being shaken up, because life explains nothing. It gives out the knocks, it strikes them down and massacres them, but never gives an explanation. If he wants an explanation, the disciple must go to his master to find it. And so the two of them, life and the master, are able to educate him. When I see that I am not succeeding in tempering someone, I call upon life and say: 'Listen, take care of this guy for me for a while because he's a bit stubborn. - OK,' says life. And once life has given him a few knocks, because he has not understood why, it sends him back to me so that I can enlighten him." Omraam Mikhael Aivanhov
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