You are to build the human future from these dimensions; recreate this peace on the Earth while living an extraordinary life. This means you must find stillness in moments for contemplation and meditation . . . these ‘still’ moments are found both internally and externally. This stillness is known as ‘sunia’ to the mystics and masters . . . ‘sunia’ means ‘deep listening’. When you deeply listen to any moment, you enter the world that the Buddha spoke of . . . “the middle path.” Yogi Bhajan called this, being at the point of “boredom” in his description of the ‘21 Stages of Meditation’. This kind of ‘boredom’ is the second stage of meditation’s first journey in these sacred teachings . . . this is where you explore the crystalline nature of your ‘Self’.

Our prayer is that you find your middle path; that you experience the stillness of this sacred boredom, and do not react or attempt to get out of it, but follow its path into the crystalline nature of your deeper ‘Self’. There you can hear the “music of the spheres” — the “voices of angels” — guiding you into the sacred, peaceful, highly creative worlds that are always here, there and everywhere.