
Service in Love
This Week’s Quotation: “You are fulfilled as you remember that your life in this world is in service to Universal Being – to the people who came before you and to those who follow after you, to your own being, your own self, and

This Week’s Quotation: “You are fulfilled as you remember that your life in this world is in service to Universal Being – to the people who came before you and to those who follow after you, to your own being, your own self, and

This Week’s Quotation: “The world needs your light. Your wisdom. Your intelligence. Your vision. You have the ability to light up your world so that the people in it can see. Faced with judgement or condemnation. Faced with prejudice and bias. Or faced with dogged determination to imagine the worst thing that could happen and

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

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

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

This Week’s Quotation: “You may hope for or expect something wonderful, perhaps something spiritual, to happen in your life, ascending to greater and greater heights of spiritual awareness. But the spiritual journey is not just a journey of going up.

This Week’s Quotation: To be about creation, you have to be undistracted from all the issues of the immediate field. Certainly, there are people and things to be cared for and new things to be created. But how is that

This Week’s Quotation: The prayer that transforms human consciousness is not a hope that God will do something about what we think is wrong. It is not a stale religious utterance. True prayer magnifies the awareness of what is whole–the