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 Selected meditation: Thursday, October 9, 2003
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"How many complications in life arise because we are impulsive and do not know how to hold our tongue! During a conversation with a boss or a colleague, for example, you are not sufficiently vigilant, and you let a few unfortunate words slip. Well, it is done, and the relationship is finished. You are obliged to part ways, and then there are law suits, expenses, and so on. You say you will attempt to make amends, but it is not so easy.
Understand, therefore, that it is always better to be watchful and sensible, and to avoid creating disorder, first of all within yourself. We have very little control of the outer world, but in all that we ourselves do, it is possible, if we are conscious and vigilant, to introduce harmony, peace, and light. Those who learn to practise patience and self-control every day are able to soothe the conflicts which arise in their circles. Their conduct inspires esteem and friendship in family and acquaintances, who gradually begin to help them and do good things for them. It is with attention and self-control that we are most likely to resolve problems."Omraam Mikhael Aivanhov
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