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Like passing the winter solstice, you are passing the lowpoint and improvement will return naturally, with its own timing and rhythm. Here is a period to avoid ill-timed movement, while swelling one’s awareness of the ebb and flow of all things. The time for action approaches; the inner resources are being recharged by the cosmic swing toward rebirth. One must be receptive and patient, not outgoing. |
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(Q) In view of present environment and conditions, would it be best to pull up stakes and go to Norfolk or vicinity, look for a job in any field to start with, and would this give opportunities for the opening of a Tea Room Luncheonette or Refreshment and Gas Service Station in this locality? (A) If this is the desire, if this is what is wished, then pull up stakes and do it! This must be determined by self! It will not be given from here that you should hang any hope on any tree, on any place, on any thing, save on God. and let Him meet thee in self! as to what is the choice to be made, ever, by self. Conditions may appear to be at the lowest ebb, but man and his own abilities must ever be eradicated if there will be the opportunity for the Creative Forces, the Creative Energies to work with same. 333-6 With the periods set aside for meditation. don’t hurry yourself, don’t be anxious but closing the self, the conscious mind to anxieties from without. Enter within thine own inner temple. There let the voice, the feeling direct; yea, let the spirit of the purpose of self be free in its direction to self. 1861-18 The general resistance of the system we find at a lower ebb than we have had before at all. This is produced, as we see, through those physical conditions wherein the whole system is attacked through the forming of those poisons and bacilli, through the toxins as absorbed in the system, through uric acid that is taken back in system; and through the debilitation of the mental forces by strain in the mental and physical manner to the body. As we see, for the best of the body physically and mentally, the body should not ever be in that condition that he worries over physical and mental attitudes toward conditions. 294-69 (Q) Any further advice for my better welfare? (A) Go slow; or make haste slowly. Be patient with self and with others. Do not work self into a state of overanxiety at the changes that will be found, or attempt to use up the strength and vitality mentally and physically to gain or maintain those balances that once were held in relationships to these; for these will come in their normal time. Forget not the source of thine inspiration in self, for they must be in the God of life, of truth, of hope, of love. 480-11 |
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