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This week's meditation tracks are 02 Love Love, 03 Holding, 04 Song of Mama Troll (total of 21 minutes) from Call of the Heart, Scandinavian Lullabies with Theta Waves and Biofield Energy to Open and Heal Your Heart

CALL OF THE HEART
Scandinavian Lullabies with Theta Waves and Biofield Energy to Open and Heal Your Heart

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The City of Saba (2)

The people of Saba feel bored
with just the mention of prophecy.

They have no desire of any kind. Maybe some
idle curiosity about miracles, but that's it.

This over-richness is a subtle disease.
Those who have it are blind to what's wrong,
and deaf to anyone who points it out.

The city of Saba cannot be understood
from within itself, but there is a cure,
as individual medicine, not a social remedy.

Sit quietly and listen for a voice
that will say, Be more silent.

As that happens, your soul starts to revive.
Give up talking, and your positions of power.
Give up the excessive money.

Turn toward the teachers and the prophets
who do not live in Saba. They will help you
grow sweet again, and fragrant and wild and fresh,
and thankful for any small event.

~ from Coleman Barks' A Year with Rumi