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 Selected meditation: Tuesday, July 31, 2001
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"Once upon a time there was a poor monk in a monastery who was so limited intellectually that he could only be entrusted with the crudest physical tasks: cleaning, sweeping and washing dishes... But he had in his head one truth: he understood that he could join a phrase to his most modest chores. When he was washing dishes, he would repeat, 'Lord, as I wash this plate, please wash my heart.' And when he was sweeping, 'Lord, as I sweep this cell...' etc. This lasted years. And one day, because he had constantly worked on purity, he ended by becoming clairvoyant and so wise that cardinals would come from far to seek advice from him. Well yes, just one truth... And so, you who know so many truths, what is keeping you from doing something with them? Do not be content with theories. Choose a few truths and work on them day and night, and you will see the results." Omraam Mikhael Aivanhov
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