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says, 'Those who have, more shall be given to them, and those who don't have, even that which they have will be taken away.' So when you have the energy and you are saving the energy you become capable of receiving more and more. When you are losing the energy you become incapable of receiving, so whatsoever you have is lost and you don't get any more.
The universe supplies only when somebody is using it rightly, creatively using it -- then the universe is tremendously compassionate. It gives you as much as you need, more than you need; it is very extravagant. If you are destroying its energy, it is very miserly: it will not give you, and whatsoever you have -- even that will be taken away.
This saying of Jesus is one of the most important sayings ever uttered by any man anywhere... very paradoxical, very significant.
So when this harmony happens in your body and mind, or in a state of song, rhythm, rapport, you are showing that you are capable -- more can he given to you. You deserve more, and more will be flowing.
You have the source of the infinite, deep hidden in your core, in your centre. When the body/mind are flowing in a rhythmic harmony, from your own innermost core energy is supplied. The innermost core is happy and wants to give many gifts to you.
And more will be coming.... Continue. You will forget what tiredness is. You will never feel exhausted -- sometimes maybe spent, but never exhausted, and these are two different things.
The feeling of exhaustion is of great frustration, futility; something has been wasted without any purpose, without any goal, without any meaning and significance.
When you feel spent that is a totally different feeling -- beautiful. After one has done a good job one feels spent. The energy has been used, creatively used; one feels happy. A painter when he has painted, a poet when he has written the poem that was haunting him for months or for years....
It is said about gibbon, that when he completed his history -- the great history of the world which took thirty years for him to complete.... The night he completed it he wept... out of joy. His wife could not believe what
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