Guest guest Posted January 9, 2007 Report Share Posted January 9, 2007 OM NAMAH SIVAYA i received this Elder Meditation email today and wanted to pass it along in light of our recent discussions. it is something Aikya Param turned me on to through her efforts at Circle of Love Inside. they are daily meditations originating from the Native American tradition. Amma has said that Her only real concern is for the spiritual advancement of Her children. In Darshan She said that The True Guru lives for their disciples. The True Guru is here to enlighten them. I remember hearing one of the Swami's say that all Amma asks of us is for us to be open. If we can remain open and listen for Her gentle quiet voice it will guide us. I find many times that looking at others instead of turning inward is not conducive to being open to Her voice. Elder's Meditation of the Day - January 9 "So, with the Native way, it's not whether people find out about what you've done or not... that's not nearly as strong as having your source of morality within you, having your morality arise out of an inner perception of what is wrong, ridiculous, or shameful. You are your own judge." --Eunice Baumann-Nelson, Ph.D., PENOBSCOT Inside each of us is a voice. It is a quiet voice. It is a guiding voice. If we listen for it, it will guide us, and help us avoid disaster. It is especially active when we are afraid, when we are in doubt, when we are scared, when we need help, and when we get angry. If we are excited emotionally, it is hard to hear this voice. If we are angry, it's hard to hear this voice because it is usually quiet. The best thing we can do is to practice getting quiet. If we don't get quiet, there is another voice called the judge. It tells us to attack or say bad things to other people or to judge ourselves. This voice is loud and usually gets us into trouble. Creator, Great Mystery, help me listen for the quiet voice. Let me know this voice of Yours. Your ways are gentle. Guide me with this voice. Thank you. JAI MA Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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