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 Selected meditation: Sunday, September 3, 2000
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"Most Westerners are a long way from understanding the part a master can play in steering their destiny, everything his presence can improve, put right, and bring into harmony in their lives. And even if some have a master, in practice they are more open to all kinds of trifles and frills than to him. They consider the master to be merely a small ornament, a minor decoration.
Unlike Westerners, Orientals are aware they need a master to give them direction in life, and when they have found him, they respect him, they do not doubt him. The master is like a door to them, which will give them access to the divine world. And it does not matter to them if this master is neither omniscient nor omnipotent. The image they hold of him in their heads, in their hearts, is omnipotent. It is this inner master who opens doors to them."Omraam Mikhael Aivanhov
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