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> Elder's Meditation of the Day - September 26
>"No one likes to be criticized, but criticism
can be something like the desert wind
that, in whipping the tender stalks, forces
them to strike their roots down deeper for
security."
>-- Polingaysi Qoyawayma, HOPI
>You move toward and become that which you
think about. Creating a vision is what guides
our lives. If we get off track with our vision,
then we experience conflict. Conflict is
nature's way of telling us we are not in harmony.
Criticism can be a way for one human
being to help another. Often our Elders will
give us criticism. This feedback is intended to
be helpful. Criticism from our Elders helps us
grow strong.
>Great Spirit,
today, if I
need it, please
provide me
positive
criticism.
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