"I bow to the divine light in all beings. For the sun that rose and set, I give thanks. For every person who crossed my path, I see your reflection. For my errors, I seek the wisdom to improve, not the torment of guilt. As this day closes, may my sleep be a small death to my ego. And tomorrow, let me rise as a kinder instrument of your will. Om, peace, peace, peace."
Om Tat Sat.
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: This is the hallmark of the movement. The evening prayer is the second or third "link" in this daily practice, intended to acknowledge God's grace throughout the day. Self-Analysis ( "I bow to the divine light in all beings