The first 12 days of the year, 12 works...

This is the 11th day of the New Year ... representing November!
The spiritual Master Omraam Mikhael Aïvanhov always invited us to pay attention to the first 12 days of the new year. If we imagine that each of these first 12 days symbolizes the twelve months of the new year, when we decide to give them a special impetus, it strengthens our resolutions and helps get the year started on the right track. This is why we are offering you a small 'white stone' marker for each of those 12 days - a special extract from Omraam Mikhael Aïvanhov's Teachings, to reflect on during the day.

We hope you will find these helpful and that this daily practice will have a positive and lasting effect throughout the year.

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January 11,

The beneficial influence
of a spiritual collectivity

So many people sense that they are not on the right path: their soul and conscience rebel against their way of life and they decide to change. To begin with, all goes well but then after a while they find themselves drifting. Once again, they regret their weakness, they pray and make new decisions, but their good intentions are short-lived. You need to find a way to persevere with your good resolutions.

This is why a spiritual community, a spiritual brotherhood, is so important – indispensable in fact – for our spiritual well-being: because it provides the conditions we need to keep us on the right path. And when we are tired and ready to give up everything, we will be encouraged and stimulated by the sight of others who are persevering.
Apart from a few very exceptional cases, human beings need to be supported and encouraged, for there are always moments when their enthusiasm wanes, and this is even more true in the spiritual realm.

So you need to find a way to avoid doing pointless things, and to be free to be ready to get involved in luminous and worthwhile activities. This is what a true spiritual brotherhood is about.