Daily Meditation: Friday, September 12, 2008

Daily life for humans is a continual movement to and fro …

Daily life for humans is a continual movement to and fro between the inner and the outer: they’re either leaving for work, going shopping or meeting someone, or they’re coming back home again. If you were to interpret these comings and goings, you could say people leave the centre (their home) and go towards the periphery (their occupations and so on), and then they leave the periphery and return to the centre. Their motives for going out are of two kinds: either to take, earn or pilfer, or else to give, help and be useful. The motives that humans have for leaving the house and going about their business fall into one of two categories. The thousands of possible nuances can always be summarized by the words ‘to take’ or ‘to give’.

Omraam Mikhael Aivanhov

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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