Philosophy of Soul and Matter

Author(s): Chitrabhanu, Clare Rosenfield
Publisher: Jain Meditation International Center

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soil, a little water, and she would plant the seeds. In Madras, Bombay, Bangalore, in cach house where she stayed, these plants flourish and the flowers are blossoming. It is a simple message—what you love, you share.
So take a little time and in the silence uncover your quest. When you are one with your dream, you will acquire the power of your positive vibrations to determine your life in that direction. Sharing with others what you have to share, you neither take time for self-pity nor rush into the corner in search of personal salvation.
Connected to that changeless beneath all the changes, you will be connected to everyone. Going out of “I” you will see the whole world as “I”. Dare to invest yourself in the world and see what happens--you receive your Larger Self in return. Dare to commune-through compassion, cooperation, and communication—and continually you will rediscover your place in the imiverse. ...
For Contemplation:
"The theme of meditation is this: to reach that root where fear does not exist and where vibrant life is always felt.
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