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Justinian's code is a timeless reminder of the values that you should strive to live by every day. Live honestly, avoid causing harm, and treat everyone with respect and fairness. Embody them and encourage others to do the same.
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You are exactly where you need to be. Act. Fight your internal and external battles. Embrace your duties with dedication, whatever they may be. Play your part and play it well, free from attachment to outcomes. By doing so, you are fulfilling your purpose.
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Do the right thing. Work for the common good. Smile at others. Try to understand their perspectives. Not just tolerate them but accept them. And be kind. Play the game as a team. Together, we are stronger.
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These emails are rooted in Yogi Ramacharaka's teachings, retold in my own voice. Teachings that trained me to perceive reality from a broader perspective and therefore, navigate life with more inner peace.
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No matter what you are going through, find a sense of humor in your daily life. Laugh at your mistakes, chuckle at your own struggles, and find amusement in the little things that go wrong. With humor, you'll make life's challenges seem a little bit less serious and your path a little more enjoyable.
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Making money is just part of the physical experience. Make it. Play the game. Use it as a tool. But always see it as that, a game, a tool. Not as the center of everything. Don't let it control you. Don't let material stuff possess you. Don’t judge every person you meet by the amount of money they make or how they ‘make a living’. Don't let success get into your head. Don’t let failure define your worth.
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Every time you inhale, make an effort to distribute the air to all corners of your lungs. Make sure all your blood is properly oxygenated. Give every organ the nourishment it needs to run smoothly.
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Prayer can be good but repetition of words without the proper intention behind them is useless. Some people call it prayer, some call it mantras, some call it affirmations, and some auto-suggestion. The key, however, are not your words, but your intention.
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What truly matters are your actions, not just words. Be an example to follow. Apply what you learn to your life. Embody your philosophy.
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As Yogi Ramacharaka pointed out, “those who play the game of hate must not complain if they are hurt.” Do not become entangled in this net.
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A different way to look at whatever's bothering you. Each weekday morning, one short episode takes a piece of ancient yogi wisdom and applies it to the life you're actually living — two minutes,…