Daily Meditation: Sunday, June 15, 2025

Plenitude - nourishing the soul and the spirit

Why do you sometimes feel so fulfilled after a meditation? Outwardly, objectively, nothing has happened, and in appearance you have received nothing. Yet you are in this state of plenitude. Yes, because your soul and spirit have been given food and drink. These ‘restaurants’ of the soul and spirit differ from those on the physical plane where you must eat and drink several times a day to avoid becoming hungry, thirsty and weak. The nourishment you take from the sublime regions of the soul and spirit satisfies your hunger and quenches your thirst for days and days. The divine world contains elements of such richness that if you manage to taste them but once, the feeling of plenitude that they bestow upon you never leaves you. Then, nothing can take away your conviction that you have tasted eternity.*

Omraam Mikhael Aivanhov
See also The Powers of Thought, chapter XI

OMRAAM MIKHAËL AÏVANHOV
a solar word


The universal message of Omraam Mikhaël Aïvanhov (1900 – 1986) is in line with the great sages and Masters of humanity. In his teaching, he explains the great laws of life by providing many methods of application, leading to a better understanding of oneself.


“Through my teaching, I wish to give you essential notions about the human being: how he is built, his relationship with nature, the exchanges he must make with the universe, in order to drink from the sources of divine life. …ˮ
 

 
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