This type of road always reminds me to practice flexibility.
Example: Recently, I have been doing some traveling. After a couple of days of ‘sponge-bathing’ I was feeling more than ready for a nice hot shower. In fact, the only thing that I wanted on this particular day was to take a shower. My focus (justified by my drive for cleanliness) was only on getting a shower. I did not take into consideration anyone else’s feelings or desires for that day.
The Goddess decided to teach me a valuable lesson. Upon arriving at the facility where we would be able to shower, the women’s area was closed for the morning! Once again, I was reminded of the power of the ego and wanting something MY WAY. I wanted, I needed, I desired, I was going to have a shower……Wrong!
The rest of the day’s activities precluded me from standing under the refreshing, cleansing stream of a hot shower. I humbly resorted to another sponge-bath, fully aware of my error in selfishness and the power of the ego.
So, on that note, the quote of the day is:
“When one surrenders to the brilliant guidance of the Goddess, all is provided in her time and teaching.” tc
Sunday, October 24, 2010
Saturday, October 23, 2010
Halls of Knowledge
Education is very important. I do not live by the rule that everyone should go to college. However, I do feel that educating oneself is vital to our human development.
There are a variety of ways to gain knowledge. Classes of interest can be found online, advertised in a local shop and spread by word-of-mouth. A workshop provides short and intense, focused-based learning environments. Libraries share access to tons of information and it is all free. Of course, experience is one of the best teachers, too.
Take time to expand your base of knowledge by reading a book, attending a workshop or visiting the library. You may be surprised at the amount of information that you don’t know.
So, on that note, the quote of the day is:
“You do not need a membership card for ignorance. It is Knowledge that requires a reservation in order to gain the keys to immortal life.” tc
There are a variety of ways to gain knowledge. Classes of interest can be found online, advertised in a local shop and spread by word-of-mouth. A workshop provides short and intense, focused-based learning environments. Libraries share access to tons of information and it is all free. Of course, experience is one of the best teachers, too.
Take time to expand your base of knowledge by reading a book, attending a workshop or visiting the library. You may be surprised at the amount of information that you don’t know.
So, on that note, the quote of the day is:
“You do not need a membership card for ignorance. It is Knowledge that requires a reservation in order to gain the keys to immortal life.” tc
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