Patience can be a great virtue, while learning to push ahead often proves invaluable to those who prevail; but only a marriage of these two spirits can grant us true success, because in their union we are empowered with a calm and steady watchfulness that is always ready and willing to act.
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Let What You Like Lead You All the Way to Self-Liberation
- Posted: Tuesday, September 28, 2004
- 351 words
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When we listen to the moving compositions of a Bach or a Beethoven, we simply sit back, relax, and enjoy the music. We don't have to understand the complex harmonies flowing around and through us to appreciate them. Why? Because within each of us there exists a part of our own secret nature that, because it's already in a state of Harmony, knows when it hears something right.
In a similar fashion, Higher Ideas, like their musical counterpart of beautiful chords, also have a certain "sound." They either ring true to us, or not.
Can you see the beauty in learning to rely on this internal process? Whether we like something or not is very simple; clear cut. What we appreciate takes no thought. So, if we find we're attracted to a new idea, if somehow it resonates within us --
Excerpted From: Freedom From the Ties That Bind pages xvii-xviii.
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Let What You Like Lead You All the Way to Self-Liberation
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