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 Selected meditation: Thursday, April 6, 2006
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"It is always man, by his own inner life, who determines the conditions he has to live in. Suppose someone is reduced to building himself a miserable shack with a few planks and some sheet metal. Naturally he will suffer in such discomfort, but what is the real cause of his suffering: is it the material conditions, in other words the shack, or did he get himself into this mess? Whether through laziness, incompetence or something completely different, wasn’t it he who failed to find the means to live in better conditions? ‘Yes,’ you will say, ‘but if he is in such dire straits, it is because he was born into a wretched family who taught him nothing. His present situation is the result of unfortunate conditions from the start.’ But this is so only in appearance, for if he was born into such a family, it was because he did nothing in previous incarnations to deserve better. Material conditions are always the consequences of a process, and man himself is the cause." Omraam Mikhael Aivanhov
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