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 Selected meditation: Sunday, September 9, 2007
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"Why is it important to keep constant watch over yourself? Because you are inhabited by an entire population of cells which imitate your attitudes and your behaviour. If you allow yourself to break divine laws, this populace takes note and follows your example. Don’t be surprised, then, when you experience gnawing pains and jolts. It is you, by your example, who have badly educated your cells, and many disorders within you are the consequence of this bad education.
You grumble while you work, shove chairs about, kick doors shut, bump into furniture and throw things… Well, this is reflected inside you, and your cells do the same thing: they grumble, they get annoyed, they strike out. You cry: ‘Ouch! Ow! What’s happening?’ Some of your cells are simply giving you a few kicks, and they learned this from you!"Omraam Mikhael Aivanhov
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