Inspiration for Your Day

Poems and Messages to Lift Your Heart

De: Ilchi Lee

Narrado por: Edwin Kim, Peter Thomas Jr., Shondra Jepperson

Duración: 49 m

Resumen del Editor

Sometimes, we all need a little boost in our outlook on the world around us. Giving ourselves positive daily messages can deepen our understanding of life’s mysteries. This compilation of spoken messages and poems is an ideal companion for daily meditation practice. You can listen to the messages in succession, or one at a time.

Ilchi Lee’s messages and poems communicate the sublime wisdom that speaks to the inherent greatness in each one of us. With daily listening, you can expand your understanding of true peace and become more centered. You can increase your mindfulness and gain insight for making more positive and beneficial life choices. The spoken messages and poems in Inspiration for Your Day are read by professional voice actors and set to uplifting music. Nine of these messages have never before been released in English. Six are old favorites known by people who are familiar with Ilchi Lee’s work.

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Calms the spirit

So simple but yet elevates the spirit and guides one towards the light! So inspiring!

These poems will elevate your spirit.

What did you love best about Inspiration for Your Day?

I knew nothing about Ilchi Lee's marvelous insight and outstandingly beautiful poetry until I downloaded this book. Apart from the poems themselves which bring a depth of mind and peace to your soul, the whole production is set to a superbly chosen musical background, and for the price is an outstanding buy. I intend to send this jewel of an audio book to as many of my friends as I can afford. The poems are original, and wonderfully spiritually strengthening, as well as being soothing and peaceful.

What was one of the most memorable moments of Inspiration for Your Day?

To me all the poems were wonderful; but the one I particularly liked was untitled.
I have transcribed it. Here it is:
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I know you;
Do not cringe so!/Now get up and run.You can do it.
One single failure is not your all./Cast your dreams with all your might.
Do not cower so...The sadness you hold inside is no big deal.
~ Water under the bridge ~
Open your heart wide/And show me your truth.
Your infinite possibilities and dreams./Showing the real you,/
Whom I see.
Do not shrivel so;/For I do not care for it/.If you lack a dream,
Let me be your dream./
I know you./You hold inside vast possibilities and dreams,/
And limitless love./ You can do it./You have warmth in your heart./

I am your soul./ I am your soul.

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Which scene was your favorite?

As I said above, the poem that I felt most inspired by was this untitled one:
"I am your soul." if you like....but ALL the poems are beautiful.

Was this a book you wanted to listen to all in one sitting?

Absolutely. It is wonderful for one sitting. I have listened to all these poems at least ten to 15 times. I listen to them almost every day. They are so marvelously rich, deep and calm.

Any additional comments?

I believe that these poems reflects basic beliefs of the Eastern understanding of a holistic universe. That is, that life is a journey which culminates in becoming one again with the One, and holds the understanding of new life in reincarnation.
As a Christian, I believe that the divine has a ‘personal’ element and is exemplified in Jesus Christ of Nazareth. Therefore, in some way, there is to be a personal resurrection, as opposed to a reincarnation.
But I also believe that these two beliefs, at a deeper level, which I do not fully understand, do not contradict one another. To my mind, as a Christian, the beauty of the Creation in its scientific, cosmological sense as Illchi Lee sees it, complements the deep mystical understanding of Jesus Christ and His teachings.
However, to Christians who understand their beliefs in strict fundamentalist ways - and that they are exclusive - these poems may not be so joyful as I personally feel them to be.