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
This Week’s Quotation: “I am inspired every day by a reality I cannot see and cannot adequately name. Call it angels, call it God or call it heaven. How do you say thank you to the source of life? To the source of wisdom? Love? And all possibility? Thank you” ~ Becoming a Sun page
This Week’s Quotation: The masculine dynamic of the spiritual warrior is the extension of spiritual energy into the spiritual commons in which the warrior finds himself. It is a contribution to the spiritual commons. In the masculine dynamic, you realize
This Week’s Quotation: The emotional body is born out of the innocent, primal flow that is natural to infants and which stays with people throughout their life at some level. This is the deep of the waters of your being.
This Week’s Quotation: The person who attempts to attain enlightened awareness through human effort believes that they will know it only after they expend human effort of some kind—after they fast, meditate, read, deprive themselves, exert extreme physical effort, or
This Week’s Quotation: Self-centeredness shuts down the flow of generosity to thinking, to feeling, and to the strength of the body and the strength of will. Without generosity, the virtues of intelligence, strength, and flow are blocked. What remains is
This Week’s Quotation: There is an inner voice of truth calling. It inspires honesty and clarity in the way we relate to our own life and to other people. If we are to hear the voice that speaks with us
This Week’s Quotation: I have a simpler way of describing the door to another world of experience. The door is selflessness. And there is no real selflessness without selfless service to a higher reality. I am not talking about charitable