Daily Meditation: Sunday, March 31, 1996

In the morning when you attend the sunrise, realize that …

03/31/1996

In the morning when you attend the sunrise, realize that the rays which reach you are living creatures who can help you resolve the problems of your day. But only the problems of today, not those of tomorrow. Tomorrow you must go again to consult them, and then again, it will be for that day alone. These entities will never respond to you two or three days in advance. They will say: ‘It is useless to make provision for more than one day. When you return tomorrow, we will answer you.' Each day we eat, but we do not fill our stomachs with a week's supply, only with enough for that day. And the next day we begin again. Well, it is the same where the light is concerned: it is nourishment that we must absorb and digest each day so that it becomes our feelings, our thoughts, and our inspiration. Why do we not apply the same logic to light as we do to nutrition? One might say: ‘It is true, I ate yesterday, but that counted for yesterday; today I must begin to eat all over again.' It is the same with light: it must be our nourishment every day.