Om — meditation moment om

Om

Om or Aum, is considered to be the universal sound of creation. The Vedic texts, some of the oldest written documents in the world, say Om is where meditation begins and ends. It’s here we begin from the fullness of everything. The sound Om, has three parts it represents: creation, sustenance, dissolution. If you’re ever looking for a sound to repeat, Om is an excellent mantra to start with.

There was once a powerful Queen who requested her right-hand Lady go search the land for three things that would save an important concoction the town needed for its survival.
One was a jewel.
One was a snail.
And the other was a grain of sand.
The right-hand Lady left at once, with a small bag to carry these items back with her in, and felt rather excited by her journey ahead and leaving the castle for a bit.
While traversing the land, the right-hand Lady became enthralled and distracted by all the towns visited, people met, and objects to purchase. She couldn’t wait to tell her Queen everything she was experiencing.
Upon her return, the right-hand Lady washed the weariness of her travels off, gathered the souvenirs up, then went straight away to see the Queen. As she began pulling item after item out of her bag to show off to the Queen, she suddenly began to realize she had forgotten something.
Meanwhile, the Queen, being patient and wise, waited and observed the right-hand Lady.
The right-hand Lady dropped her gaze, as it dawned on her what she had forgotten.
The Queen began to smile and said to her right-hand Lady, "Dear, what's most important is you remember your mission. Although these things you found are entertaining, they will not save the Queendom."
The end.

Om

There was once a powerful Queen who requested her right-hand Lady go search the land for three things that would save an important concoction the town needed for its survival.

One was a jewel.

One was a snail.

And the other was a grain of sand.

The right-hand Lady left at once, with a small bag to carry these items back with her in, and felt rather excited by her journey ahead and leaving the castle for a bit.

While traversing the land, the right-hand Lady became enthralled and distracted by all the towns visited, people met, and objects to purchase. She couldn’t wait to tell her Queen everything she was experiencing.

Upon her return, the right-hand Lady washed the weariness of her travels off, gathered the souvenirs up, then went straight away to see the Queen. As she began pulling item after item out of her bag to show off to the Queen, she suddenly began to realize she had forgotten something.

Meanwhile, the Queen, being patient and wise, waited and observed the right-hand Lady.

The right-hand Lady dropped her gaze, as it dawned on her what she had forgotten.

The Queen began to smile and said to her right-hand Lady, "Dear, what's most important is you remember your mission. Although these things you found are entertaining, they will not save the Queendom."

The end.

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