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When you feel something isn't going well, get into the habit of reacting immediately to re-establish the balance of your inner scales

 
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When you feel something isn't going well, get into the habit of reacting immediately to re-establish the balance of your inner scales
"Every day we can notice the confrontation of two opposing forces that create alternately within us strength and weakness, joy and sadness, hope and discouragement, moderation and excess. But it is not enough to see these manifestations; we must also be vigilant in order to control the balance of these antagonistic currents.

You are irritated, unhappy, you do not feel well? It is because one of the trays of your inner scales is dangerously tilted to one side. This means you must put some weight on the other tray. What weight? Well, for example, the thought that you are son or daughter of God, you have an immortal soul, you have parents, children, friends, etc. You can put so many things on this other tray: thoughts, feelings, words. Try to find some, and let yourself be impregnated with them until you feel you have restored balance. You do not know why, but on some days balance restores itself and at other times it requires some effort. That is why, when you feel something is not going well, get into the habit of reacting immediately to re-establish the balance of your inner scales."

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Re: When you feel something isn't going well, get into the habit of reacting immediately to re-establish the balance of your inner scales
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