Daily Yogi: A Daily Shift in How You See the World

We have to find a deeper sense of purpose and meaning in our lives. Rather than striving for success and recognition for their own sake, we are called to use our abilities to serve a higher purpose and make a positive impact on the world around us. As we do so, we join a collective effort to raise the consciousness towards a more just and equal society, one in which all are free to express their individuality. 

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The story of Ebenezer Scrooge serves as a powerful reminder that kindness is an essential virtue that we must cultivate in ourselves. Being kind not only brings joy and happiness to those around us, but it also allows us to find fulfillment in our own lives. By showing empathy, compassion, and generosity to others, we can create positive ripples that extend far beyond our immediate surroundings. 

So, let us strive to make kindness the cornerstone of our lives, for it is only through kindness that we can build a better world for ourselves and for those around us.

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The Yogis teach that in order for our organs to function well, they must be properly nourished with oxygen-rich blood. The simplest way to do this is by breathing in a way they call: The Yogi Complete Breath. 

By this method, all parts of the respiratory system are brought into action and all part of the lungs, including the most remote areas.

A little practice will make perfect and when you have made it a habit, you will never want to go back to your old breathing method.

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Our physical body is a remarkable machine that requires certain elements to function properly. Fresh air, sunlight, water, and food are the four key elements that our body needs to stay healthy and strong. By providing our body with these essentials, we can ensure that it functions at its best. So let's make sure we give our body what it needs to thrive, and we will reap the benefits of a healthy, happy life.

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1. Breathe Properly
2. Remember the Oneness of All
3. Be Kind
4. Do The Best You Can
5. Allow Everyone To Do Their Thing
6. Spend Time in Silence
7. Separate the “I” Things from the Not “I” Things
8. Take Good Care of Your Body
9. Learn by Experience
10. Have a Sense of Humor

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While it's easy to get caught up in the negative news and events happening around the world, it's important to remember about all the positive aspects. By focusing on the progress that has been made and the good things happening every day, we can counteract the prevailing narrative of despair and separation. 

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The Yogis understand that lawmakers tend to be slower to catch up with the changes in society's thinking. Even though the laws of a particular country reflect the collective ethical ideals of the people, these ideas evolve faster than the laws themselves. Consequently, the laws are often slightly behind in reflecting public opinion and people's sense of what's right and wrong.

The next time you're driving around town, take a look at the speed limit and notice the speed at which the cars are driving. Think about how in order to keep moving forward as a society, we have to do our part in pushing lawmakers to catch up with the collective consciousness. Only then will the laws start to really reflect the minds of the average citizen. 

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According to the Yogis, you're exactly where you need to be right now. The experience you're having is specifically assigned to you to learn a lesson. By shifting your mindset and looking at things from this perspective, you can save yourself a lot of stress, worry, and anxiety.

Embrace the challenges and the opportunities for growth that come your way. Never settle for mediocrity or complacency because that's when you stop growing. Whether you're doing what you love or trying to figure out what you're supposed to be doing, keep doing the best you can. Learn the lessons that life is teaching you, and move on to the next one. And always strive to do things better than they were done yesterday.

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The Yogis believe the body is our instrument with which to work. A fitting temple for our spirit. They believe that which keeps a healthy person healthy will make an unhealthy person healthy. 

Whenever you are confronted with a choice of methods, plans, and theories, you should always ask yourself, "Which is the natural way?" and choose the method that seems to conform closest to nature. Including the ideas that will follow on this podcast. If they do not conform to nature, discard them. Nature knows what it is about- she is your friend and not your enemy. 

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Just imagine a life without pain. Would you ever grow if things were always joyful and happy? Would you ever be forced to get out of your comfort zone and push yourself further than before? Would you seek to improve and develop if you didn’t feel heartbroken? 

Pain is a part of life, it's something we all experience countless times throughout our lives. It's not easy and it can be hard to understand why we must endure it, but the truth is that pain is necessary for our growth and development.

Choose to embrace the pain. Conquer it. Rise above it. Only then will you begin to understand the true meaning of it all.

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