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: Think of the way love is embodied in your own life—the love you share with those closest to you, or the love you share with the community of people that is around you. If you truly experience
This Week’s Quotation: Emotional intelligence begins with the awareness that your feeling nature is the primal aspect of your human experience. You can’t get rid of it, nor should you. It is you at your most innocent, your most open,
This Week’s Quotation: You might feel shame and disgust when you catch yourself acting out of your own internal disturbance. Can you stay present? Can you endure the feeling? Hold on. It might be a wild ride to begin with.
This Week’s Quotation: At their best, words track an experience and convey information that can’t be fully captured in words. My hope is that what is happening inside us all is invoked more fully for me in the sharing of
This Week’s Quotation: At first it seems like this is a personal, individual journey, and it has to start that way. But what people find is that the individual journey only goes so far until they see that their future
This Week’s Quotation: From out of the whirlwind, At the center of creation, I speak. I am the peaceful center of Being. I am stillness in the midst of the turning world, At rest and assured, In the middle of