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 Selected meditation: Tuesday, September 21, 1999
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"Listen to a violinist tuning their violin: they have to do it with absolute precision, not any higher or any lower than the fundamental note all instruments are tuned to. If they don’t do this, they won’t be accepted in the orchestra.
Human beings can be compared to a many-stringed instrument, or else to a building with many storeys, in which tenants of all kinds live side by side. These tenants, who are rarely in agreement with each other, come one after the other to say their piece. So, our first task is to see ourselves clearly and then to seek the fundamental note with which we can harmonize the strings of our instrument or the tenants of our building. We will find this note only if we persistently aim for the summit, the divine world."Omraam Mikhael Aivanhov
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