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1999-2026 Prosveta
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 Selected meditation: Monday, May 4, 1998
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"It is not enough to find truth. Once you have found and understood it, you must remain true to it and work to serve it with tenacity, perseverance and patience. What is the good, otherwise? But how many people who claim to have found truth in a religion or spiritual movement no longer do anything or are content to preach to others! In reality, it requires endless work to find the truth, and we must unstintingly apply ourselves before we are able to live it in our everyday lives.
Unfortunately, you have to admit, constancy and stability are not the most common of human qualities. And yet, these are precisely the qualities demanded of disciples seeking initiation. In ancient Egypt, an initiate was considered to have won his greatest victory when he was finally able to say, ‘I am stable, son of stable, conceived and engendered in the territory of stability.’"Omraam Mikhael Aivanhov
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