This Week’s Quotation: “I thought about the great disbelief I have encountered when people are presented with the idea that it is not only possible but truly normal for a person to know, with assurance, the vastness of God. Or that we are capable
This Week’s Quotation: It takes courage to love. Your love might not be returned by the person to whom it is offered. You might even be ridiculed for the way you love. It takes courage to love anyway. It takes courage to be yourself—to embrace your own humanity, perhaps broken and imperfect as it is.
This Week’s Quotation: You live in the center of a field of consciousness, mostly your own. There also is the consciousness of other people. Then there is a divine consciousness and presence that fills your creative field. Most importantly for
This Week’s Quotation: What I notice is that when the grace of God is present through a person, those around them recalculate their lives. They sort their lives out in a different way. Perhaps they have been trying to sort
This Week’s Quotation: So I have come to believe that most of humanity is suffering from a psychology of oppression—even those who seem to be in the role of the oppressors. That it is because of that oppression that we
This Week’s Quotation: You find yourself at the center of a field of awareness. In that field, there are worlds within worlds, overlapping and interrelating, all composing the one field of awareness with you at the center. Copernicus discovered that
This Week’s Quotation: The Being who is the truth of who you are longs to enter your soul and to enter the world in which you live. It takes courage to come to the place of recognition that you are
This Week’s Quotation: What is possible for a person and what is potential in this world might seem to be a dream relating to some future time. What is possible might seem to be nonexistent, something that might take form