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Day 13
Day 13: The Gift of Forgiveness (for Self) Prompt: Forgiveness is not about condoning harm, but releasing its hold on you. Is there something you blame yourself for, related to past abuse? Write a letter to yourself, offering forgiveness for anything you feel you did or didn't do. You don't have to send it; the act of writing is for you. [Space for your reflection]
Day 13
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I try to bless anyone who wrongs me in any way, not always easy though!
Importance of ringing bell before entering Temples
I got an interesting answer after providing a prompt on copilot. Even I wasn't aware about this stuff: 🔔 When to Ring the Bell - Before entering the sanctum - Devotees usually ring the bell at the entrance to announce their arrival to the deity and to focus their own mind. - Special occasions - Bells are rung during festivals, processions, or when the deity is awakened or put to rest. 🌸 Spiritual Significance - Invitation to the divine - A Sanskrit verse says: “Agamaartham tu devaanam, gamanaartham tu rakshasaam”—meaning, “I ring this bell to invite the gods and to drive away evil.” 🧘 Scientific & Psychological Aspect - The vibrations of the bell’s sound are believed to calm the nervous system, improve focus, and create a meditative state. - The sharp, long-lasting sound helps cut through wandering thoughts and brings attention back to the divine presence. ✅ Simple Etiquette to Follow - Ring the bell gently but firmly—not excessively loud or disruptive, it might disturb nearby dogs or cattle. - Do it with devotion and mindfulness, not as a casual act. - Traditionally, one or three rings are common, though there’s no strict rule. - Allow the sound to resonate before moving forward in your prayer.
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In India, you are also required to remove your shoes.
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@Cynthia Shiller Yep, I was an altar boy and an usher and used to love to go up to the top of the steeple to ring that bell!
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Welcome to the group, Jenny!
I'm helping Cynthia out while she's on hiatus. Drop a post and introduce yourself. Download the workbook and check out some of the other posts.
Welcome to the group, Jenny!
internet problems
I am out of stated working on something exciting for our group...I will be returning tomorrow and I will be able to catch up on uploading the journal entries for the day and respoond.....unfortunately the internet is too spotty for me to upload effectively....I appreciate your patience....
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