“Do not fear the unknown. The unknown is where the rest of you resides. The only thing you will discover there is more of yourself. There is nothing to be afraid of.”
— Dolores Cannon
“Our deepest need is for the joy that comes with …knowing we are of genuine use to others.”
— Eknath Easwaran
“… there is no such thing as just existing. Everything is in service to everything else. Existence is giving and receiving. A stone gives and receives no less than a saint.”
— Jacob Needleman
“The law of life is constant renewal. So, let everything flow – air, water, light, thoughts and feelings.Go beyond everything that is old in this world: old ideas; old concepts; old methods.Look with new eyes and do things differently based on inner values.”
— Unknown
“No matter what happens today, remember… You might not be able to control all of yours circumstance but you can control how you respond to them. Pause. Look for the good. Trust in a bigger plan. Respond instead of react.”
— Jon Gordon
“In the moment that you connect with God’s energy, the energy of Spirit, that is all that is necessary. When you’re with God, God is enough. It’s sufficient.”
— John-Roger
“Joy is portable, bring it with you”
— Unknown
“It is a fundamental principle of Christianity, and many other religions, that in the afterlife the only real measure of success will be how you have lived your life, not how much money you have accumulated. Whatever your faith may be, a good rule of everyday behavior is to live your life so that when it is over you can take pride in the knowledge that you have made a difference in the lives of those who have known you. It’s easy in the crush of everyday life to lose sight of the true riches of life, the things that really matter. Psychologist Ilona Tobin defines true success as “giving and receiving love, having physical and mental health, enough wealth to provide you with options, and the time to enjoy them all.” Whatever your personal definition of success may be, make sure that it includes a healthy measure of the truly important things in life.”
— Napoleon Hill