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Love Is Who I Am

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

You Are Deeply Loved

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

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Courage to Pave the Way

This Week’s Quotation: Courage to Pave the Way Is there an opportunity for you to bring a higher way of being that would go against the turmoil in the world and bring attention to yourself—becoming the tall poppy and possibly

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Being Yourself

This Week’s Quotation: The journey to a fulfilled life begins when you live into the wonder of what is possible for you to experience and create. It includes an opening to an awareness of the wonder of Being within you

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The Cross of Life

This Week’s Quotation: One of the most ancient symbols of what it is to be a human being is the cross of life. It appears in many forms through ancient cultures, long before Christianity. So in its simplest form, the

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Cosmic Creation

This Week’s Quotation: Try experimenting with this idea. Your consciousness could create your world. That creation will require some thinking about the physical reality around you. But more than that is required. You have to open your thoughts to the

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Self-Empowered

This Week’s Quotation: Self-Empowered Sometimes, I want to wallow in my sorrow and be in my anger about being wronged. Have you ever experienced that? When you’re in “a mood” and someone comes along with positivity and love—you’d rather they

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Blessed Radiance

This Week’s Quotation: A spiritually asleep person is satisfied with an opaque veil—a state of awareness in which there is little consciousness of the sacred. So many who consider themselves spiritually aware settle on a translucent veil—like a window made

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