This Week’s Quotation: Becoming an Elder When we see ourselves as separate from other aspects of creation, we tend to take on the dynamics of conquest and victimhood in relationship to our world. If we can begin to see ourselves as a valuable part
This Week’s Quotation: “It can be frightening to think about the impact of the negative thoughts and words your emotions have been exposed to over the course of a lifetime–from you and other people. And the sad fact is that the emotional body of humanity as a whole has already been impacted for millennia by
This Week’s Quotation: Arthur represents that guileless reality within all people, who has no designs to be sovereign—no need for worldly position. Arthur’s motive is to be of service to his brother. That desire to be of service is the
This Week’s Quotation: It was a remarkable contrast for me personally—a profound awakening to a mystical experience available within art and within all of life, and all the painful emotions of a community of people falling out of love. Becoming
This Week’s Quotation: The simple truth is that the emotional realm responds to a tranquil mind that is willing to understand it. This certainly works among people. Think about the relief it can bring to your heart when you share
This Week’s Quotation: The face of the waters is the surface. But the literal meaning of the word face suggests something else. When you see someone’s face, you see their conscious awareness through their eyes and their smile. So the
This Week’s Quotation: So how do you change your experience from “running on empty” to your “cup overflowing”? The answer is so profound, so deep, and yet so simple that it tends to escape people. The answer is gratitude for
This Week’s Quotation: Entertain this thought and see what happens in your awareness, and in your personal energy field. Share this thought with other people and notice how the energy between you shifts. What if, before we were born, you