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Do This When You're Stuck - How To Decide Better In Any Situation.

Dear Friend,

Lawrence Berra who died in 2015 at the age of 90, was a baseball catcher for the New York Yankees, and is considered one of the greatest catchers in Major League Baseball history.

But his other, more popular, claim to fame and why he was named 'Yogi' Berra, was because of some of the paradoxical statements he'd make when speaking to reporters.

These included such gems as :

"If you don't know where you're going, you'll end up someplace else."
"You can observe a lot just by watching."
"Half the lies they tell about me aren't true."

However, the Yogi Berra quote online with the most likes, is this one, which he apparently said when he was giving directions to somebody:

"When you come to a fork in the road, take it!"

So, when you're stuck at a 'fork in the road' and are unable to decide about something important to you, take it!

You'll better be able to do this by upping your vibrational game, of which more below.

Also below: Channelling heaven through art - interview with Sahaja yogi artist, Etienne Loyson; and, 'don't worry, be happy!' - making this work for you using a bandhan.

Best wishes

P.
PS. Photo collage of Sahaja yoga around the world, further down.

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Shaman In A Red Shirt - The Creative Method Of Artist, Etienne Loyson.
The Belgian artist, Etienne Loyson, has been practising sahaja yoga meditation for over 21years and in this short interview describes how he uses the guidance of his kundalini and the vibes to create some intriguing pieces of art. interestingly, a similar method is used by sahaja yogi schoolchildren in India to ace their exams. Listen to find out how you could use the technique to make your own important decisions...

Laughing All The Way To The Bank - How To Handle Worry.
If you're worried about the so-called 'Cost-of-Living ' crises brought on by the sky-high rate of inflation, then you're not alone. Everybody else is as well. The advantage you have though, is that it gives you the opportunity to use a key tool in your sahaj toolbox: the bandhan, like this.. (You might just find yourself laughing all the way to the bank).

Nature's Light - Using Vibes To Decide Things & Your Other Powers.
Truth, like light, is everywhere and when you're tapped into it, you'll tend to make the right decisions. Truth, unlike factual information, has a quality that nourishes your spirit and you feel it as the cool vibes on your hands when you meditate. So the next time you have an important decision to make, hold your hands out and feel which option gives you the cooler vibes. Plus, make use of these other powers you have...

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Quote of the Week

" Judge everything through vibrations, not through..[mental].. understanding. [Mental understanding] conditionings can bias our judgment...Through vibrations you will have the real knowledge about what is happening [essential quality of something]. Develop your vibrations [sensitivity to the vibes of things]...[by]...grow[ing] inward [meditative introspection]. "

May 16th 1987, Auckland (New Zealand).

" How can I manifest the things I want; and can I use visualisation with my meditation?"

In Reply:

You don't have to 'manifest' anything. It will come by itself with your daily meditation...if it's really something you need.

What you need is always going to be more valuable to you than what you want.

Visualisation is a play/hardening on the Agnya chakra. This makes it difficult to achieve the mental silence ( thoughtless awareness ) that occurs when kundalini crosses the Agnya into the Sahasrara at crown of head.

With thoughtless awareness everything else just happens effortlessly. This is the Zen art - which has to be cultivated - of 'doing nothing' or 'effortless action', described in Chinese philosophy as Wu wei .

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