The real underlying limitation in our relationships is rooted in how we look at and think about others who are in our life.
Whenever we will do the best we can -- give the very most that we have to give -- even though our action may be very far from "perfect" -- nevertheless, that action is our part of entering into a celestial perfection to be realized in no other way. It is only by consciously enduring our own imperfections that we are given eyes to see that, all along, Love itself has been our guide and master.
He reads the Great Truths in order to resonate... To have his heart sound out the soothing tones of Timeless Light Captured in the printed word upon each page. What are such words other than invisible Truths made visible... The ineffable made tangible to nourish hungry hearts? Such sentiments caught on paper may be Either a window or a door -- a passage or an impasse...
Part 1 Forever discontent, forsaken, and forlorn is the branch that seeks to grow its own fruit, and to glorify itself therein. Part 2 Spiritually speaking, all relationships serve one purpose: higher self-knowledge. This level of self-knowledge serves one purpose: awakening to the truth of one's self. Awakening to the truth of oneself serves one purpose: dying to oneself. Dying t...
We have no idea about the nature of real power; it isn't the ability to control, or otherwise resolve, the outcome of some conflicted relationship in life...so as to restore some lost sense of harmony; no, real power rests in seeing, in real time, that all (our) relationships are completed in the same moment they're revealed. So that...real power is not over things; it resides, without asserti...
Spiritual wisdom is our greatest wealth and, as we realize the truth of this -- so that true self-knowledge becomes our single greatest wish in life -- each moment of every one of our relationships serves as the secret path to the summit of ourselves.
Dare to put aside all relationships other than those which serve to reveal what is essential to your real desire.
Much as a flower turns its face toward the sun, seeking the light and the warmth it needs to complete itself, so do we seek those relationships and the revelations that we need in order to realize the whole -- the holiness -- of our True Self.
Spiritual wisdom is our greatest wealth and, as we realize the truth of this -- so that true self-knowledge becomes our single greatest wish in life -- each moment of every one of our relationships serves as the secret path to the summit of ourselves.
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Topics covered: Discussion of the live-streamed series on Authentic Change; How can I stay on track with projects; Can psychological irritation cause physical problems; Trying to find a peaceful place after my husband passed away; Should I move on from my relationship; I have regrets about how I treated someone who has since passed away; I don't feel much love for anything and wish to open mys...