All of our relationships, in particular the one we have with those we love, exist for a dual purpose, along with its great promise: first, most of us understand that our partner in life is there to help us grow, to awaken and stir in us, accordingly, an awareness of love's highest possibilities. But the other -- and equally important half of this same purpose and promise -- without which the f...

It is impossible to resist a revelation, and serve its Divine purpose at the same time.

The true purpose of a compass is not to tell you where you are; its power is to provide you with an accurate guide, assuring that you don't lose your way. The same holds true when it comes to any truthful principle you may learn; its purpose is to provide a light by which to see the possibility of what you may yet be, and not to be used as a lash to punish yourself over what you are not.

It's impossible to separate being identified with some false purpose in life from the unconscious suffering that it produces.

We can only be as fearless in life as we are conscious of our true purpose for being alive.

Within every soul, a seed, in every seed, the soul of a life created to be whole.

We are created to know ourselves not by what we think about, but to know ourselves within God's ever-present, perfectly changing Life. The challenge for us is that we are habituated to thinking about ourselves and deriving a sensation of ourselves based upon the images that we consider.

Our true purpose in life has nothing whatsoever to do with anything that can be imagined, let alone anxiously pursued.

Fulfilling your true purpose in life -- finding unshakable strength and lasting contentment -- has nothing whatsoever to do with anything that can be planned.

It's impossible to separate being identified with the pursuit of some false purpose in life from the unconscious suffering produced by the same.

There is a time, a purpose, and a place for everything under the sun, and Peace finds the one who knows this place.

Our freedom in life can not be separated from life, and only in finding our life's true purpose do we find true freedom.