I met a fish swimmin’ in the ocean
He was on a trip
He had a long way to go
I said, Hey fish
Tell me ‘bout your progress
Is it goin’ fast
or are you goin’ slow?

Chorus
It comes in waves
He said it comes in waves
It comes in waves
Like the rhythm of the ocean
There’s an ebb and there’s a flow
and you can learn how to ride them
to take you where you want to go

I had a friend
started his own business
Put all he had
on the dotted line
I said, Hey bro’
Gettin’ many customers?
He said to me
It’s like everything in life

Chorus
It comes in waves
He said it comes in waves
It comes in waves
Like the rhythm of the ocean
There’s an ebb and there’s a flow
and you can learn how to ride them
to take you where you want to go

I met a man
standin’ by the river
and he said, Son
there’s something you should know
about a love
that makes life worth livin’
and when you catch it
it will carry you back home

And the fishes in the ocean
travel a circular motion
And they’re swimmin’ on the bottom
and living inside a garden
Oooh, they’re in love with life
Oooh, they’re filled with life
They’re swimmin’ and dancin’ and laughin’
in the coral and the waves

There’s a rhythm to the ocean
There’s an ebb and there’s a flow
and we can learn how to ride them
to take us where we want to go

It comes in waves!

By Eileen Casey.

Spiritual unfoldment can be found in the little things of life. The drama and fixed things which are getting the attention of man are generally those of the Kal. It is the nature of the Kal to force man's attention to the dramatic things of life, such as war and politics. But it is in the small events, such as goodness in the daily things of life, being kind to a child, speaking softly to those who can be hurt easily, noninjury to a fellow creature, and the giving of one's self to others who are without the essentials of life, that spiritual unfoldment can be found.

from Shariyat-Ki-Sugmad Book 2,

Jamie was at ECK Master Gopal Das’ class on Wednesday night. When the class started she found she couldn’t focus on what Gopal Das was saying. Instead, (and she thought she was imagining), she saw herself at a shopping mall, walking out of the restroom. A big pot-bellied man with a little white girl was walking towards her. He was holding her hand and leading that sobbing girl to the toilet. The pot-bellied man and the girl looked so mismatched that Jamie felt suspicious.

Obeying an inner nudge, she approached the man and asked if he was related to the girl, and where he was taking her. Turning to the girl, Jamie asked if she knew that man. Jamie fired question after question at him in rapid succession, giving the man no chance to talk. A crowd began to gather around the three of them. Finally, Jamie stopped her interrogation and waited for him to answer. He mumbled some weak answer and then tried to run from the scene.

From then on, the inner experience became violent. The men in the crowd descended on the ‘child predator’ and beat him up violently. Blood was splattered everywhere. The man was screaming and begging for mercy. Jamie hugged the little girl close to her as if to shield her from the magnitude of the appalling attack and bloodshed.

At that point, her mind kicked in. It screamed, “Get out of this experience, why on earth did you imagine such an awful thing. Stop it!” Jamie tried to switch off but couldn’t. Something made her turn to her right. Wah Z was standing beside her. He said, “His injury is equal to the force of his evil intention. He is paying for the karma of his dark intention and the karma his young victims are carrying from his evil deeds. He violated them and destroyed their lives.”

Continue reading at https://spirituallaws.blog/2017/11/11/lesson-in-detachment-and-discrimination/

. Detachment is something we know about in the spiritual life. It doesn't mean not to get involved; it means to not let outer circumstances throw off your inner balance.

. The word detachment is too cold. What is meant in spiritual terms is this - we, as one with all, will have a certain amount of pleasure and pain, but will not let it affect our emotional balance too greatly to throw our minds into the extreme poles of joy or sorrow. The real control is detachment from fear. Once you have gained this important attribute of God, then you can enjoy greater life. Yes, you can have a joy mixed with pain and not be affected to the same extent as previously. Only when fear is in control of those two poles is your life attached to its physical, mental, and spiritual possessions. Give up fear and you need never give up another thing in your life. Great joys physically, mentally, and spiritually can become yours, balanced by what sorrows there need be in your life!

. The vairag is the detached state of consciousness. This goes along with God-Realization. Detached does not mean without compassion, uncaring, without love. It means simply that you can have compassion, you can enjoy life, but if sorrow comes into your life, it does not burden you until the end of your days. You are able to see the hand of God in it.

. Detached does not mean unemotional; it means that no matter what we have in life, we will not be crushed if it is taken from us. It means we have the attitude of total trust in life to give us what is for our own spiritual benefit.


The Spiritual Laws of Life
Sri Harold Klemp
The Mahanta, the Living ECK Master

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با طولانی شدن مراقبه‌ای که کوشش در ممانت از طلوع افکار را با خود یدک می‌کشد چلا نهایتا متوجه می‌شود که تصاویر فکری را پایانی نیست.
این شناسایی دشمن است، دشمن فرد، افکار سرکش است یا آنچه که معمولا نیروی کل نامیده می‌شود.
این آگاهی، اولین مرحله سکون می‌باشد که در آن خاموشی ذهن حاصل می‌آید و پس از آن، چلای اک فقط نظاره‌گر جریان آشفته و بی پایان افکار است، گویی بر لب رودخانه نشسته ، و برگذر آب نظر می‌کند.
اگر اکیست در این نقطه توفیق یابد از استبداد افکار ذهن رهایی یافته و برای امور والاتری که در مسیر اکنکار پیش رو دارد مهیا می‌شود.

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“Every Soul is a spark of God.” —Sri Harold Klemp, “The Spiritual Life”

For inspiring animal stories, visit www.AnimalsAreSoul.blog.
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“No importa en qué religión estás; eso no hace la más mínima diferencia. Lo único que importa es el amor a Dios y esto lo que implica es dejar libres a las demás personas. Dales la libertad que tú quieres para ti mismo. Ama a tu prójimo como a ti mismo. Este es el mensaje que Cristo trató de enviar. Si realmente fuera comprendido por quienes proclaman amar a Dios, veríamos un mundo completamente diferente”.

El corazón despierto, Pag. 138, Sri Harold Klemp.

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Visionary painting by Neil Primack

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Bonsoir mes chers amis.mes chers frères et sœurs,la mission de l 'eckankar n'est pas seulement d'annoncer la bonne nouvelle de Dieu pour les gens mais pour les aidé aussi à connaître la vérité et pouvoir s'en sortir de toutes leurs difficultés financières.cette mission d'évangélisation du changement de votre vie n'est pas un certes que vous allez rentré dedans avant de devenir un grand riche dans la vie mais un secret qu'on puisse vous le montré dans un secret sans aucune dépense financières.
Toutes personnes qui ont la volonté de devenir riche peuvent être riche sans aucun problème et sans sacrifice.
Voici mon numéro whastsap si vous pensez à me poser des questions pour en connaître plus d'avantages. Instagram: @eckanka

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Harmony in a family is a sacred thing.
-Harold Klemp

People join the religion most suitable to them, because it is right that they belong there. For this reason, we must have a certain amount of tolerance for each other. This is why we don’t have the right to put down a religious path simply because it differs from our own.
To do so is to mock the plan of God, which allows for so many different ways of expression.

—Harold Klemp
Touching the Face of God

“The Awakened Soul”, is an inspirational painting from Lanzillotta’s “The Awakening Soul” series. It ignites our sense of the cosmic — of the great beyond. As viewers we are uplifted into space and may feel the awesome presence of the world at the dawn of creation.

This painting was recently chosen for the Manhattan Arts International online exhibition “Celebrate The Healing Power of Art”, which I co-juried with Lilly Wei, a New York-based art critic, writer and independent curator.

-- Source: http://www.lanzillotta.net/

From the start, I was contemplating on how to introduce Eckankar Club to our dear Eckists. I wanted to explain why we need to disentangle ourselves from unnecessary interactions in popular social networks and why we need a community injected with impersonal love. Today, I opened the Instagram's app on my phone, and the latest post from Eckankar's official page made everything clear:

"We like to have people around us who bring out the best in us. Especially if we are looking for the highest in life, especially if we are looking for the love and truth of God. It’s the old thing of birds of a feather flocking together. If you’re an eagle, you want to be around eagles." --From "Sri Harold Klemp", The Keystone of Life