Daily Meditation: Wednesday, October 3, 2001
In most mythologies a mountain is presented as the dwelling …
In most mythologies a mountain is presented as the dwelling place of the gods. We can consider this to be a symbol, for the image of the summit is always associated with the divine world. But it is also a reality: the high summits of mountains are like antennae by means of which the earth communicates with heaven; and that is why, being out-of-the-way of human noise and agitation, summits are inhabited by very pure and powerful entities.
In the same way, the more we rise to high summits of spiritual mountains, the more we find silence, and in this silence we discover the origin of things, we unite with the primordial Cause, we enter into the ocean of divine light.
