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| Japanese Crown Prince Tenchi(emperor from approximately 663 to 671) adored his water clock, and on this date proclaimed that bells and drums must mark the hours. In 1920, today became Japan's Toki no Kinenbi, or Time Observance Day, a celebration of punctuality during which watchmakers provide free repairs. Capitalize on the energy generated by this nationwide observance with a ritual to align you harmoniously with time, something that reaps many benefits. Feeling that you have an abundance of time, for example(rather than rushing around madly from activity to activity), can instill you with a sense of serenity and selfmastery. First, make sure that all your clocks are accurate and in working order. Then anoint each one lightly with frankincense essential oil (or just bless each one by visualizing it filled with light) as you affirm:
"I am harmoniously aligned with time. I have an abundance of time. Time is on my side." |
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