Well, I thought it wasn't quite the "guy" thing to go around imagining a light flowing into me, but you know what? It turned out to be a great reminder, kept me even-minded somehow. I realized how often I am imagining darkness...you know, in the form of anger, resentment, fear, and for me competition (might be a guy thing too?)...so it turned out to give me more clarity about the quality of my thinking. I love the daily lessons. Thanks for adding them Indira. I appreciate how much work I can see you put into the School. And thank you my classmates. I know you are here even when I do not hear from you.
Hi Kevin,
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I wish you a wonderful day...
bye, Antje
Yes, Kevin...the mind spends a lot of time imagining horror stories for us...stories of lack, loss, fear, and limitation. How much nicer to imagine a shining light radiating right from God, through the top of our head, and into our heart. And if you imagine it long and strong enough...you might find it is not imaginary after all. You might find it is more real than this imaginary life we think we are living.
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