Guest guest Posted December 13, 1999 Report Share Posted December 13, 1999 - Das Goravani, pres.dmi <Das <gjlist Saturday, December 11, 1999 8:26 AM The lesson of the oak tree > > > The lesson of the oak tree > > There was once a yogi, who was depressed. He needed some instruction > from above he felt. He knew that nature speaks for Divinity, if we would > only listen. > > He stood near an Oak tree one day, greatly feeling the need for input > from above. > > Then he understood these teachings, which came from the Oak Tree. > > Do as I do, and always reach up, towards the source of life. As you do, > you will grow, it's a natural process. The source of life will give you > rays, with which you can grow. > > As planned by the greater environment in which we live, there will come > times when your ability to feel the rays from the Source will drop off, > as my leaves fall off each year. During those times, I just stay where I > was- I don't lose ground in my reaching. I just wait for that hard time > to pass. So also, when the hard times come, and you feel cold and unable > to feel the Divine rays, just stay as you were, and wait. Don't give up > the reaching point you came to. > > As this happens to me each year, a ring is added to my waist. This makes > me stronger, so the next time the rays come, I am able to reach a little > higher, and I grow a little more. Without the ring born of the difficult > period, I would not be able to grow. > > So also for you dear yogi, when the hard times come to you, just stay, > and a ring will be added unto you. You will be stronger by it, and > later, when the right time comes again, you will grow and reach higher, > and feel even more better rays. > > The rings will make you more calous in one sense, more sturdy, less > affected by the smaller changes in the environment. These rings are your > wisdom, your steadiness, your determination to stand strong and reach high. > > Many rings, and a high reach, are the signs of maturity. Do not struggle > against this process, it will make you a large oak tree, and oak is > ruled by Jupiter, which is the force of teacher, of enlightenment and > realizations about our true selves, and true position. > > After hearing these words, the Yogi went home, no longer upset, for now > he knew that he was simply feeling the adding of one ring, which was for > his betterment for future days of even more exciting expansion and > growth, just as from Winter, Blooms Spring. > > das goravani > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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