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“Acceptance is the vessel of realization.”
“To see through the illusion of duality, remember that fear and darkness have no substance in themselves, for they do not indicate the presence of a second universal force, but are only names given to the one Light unperceived.”
“A peaceful mind appreciates the present moment as the living embodiment of naked perfection, rather than a means to future attainment.”
“Change happens for youthe moment you want somethingmore than you fear it.”
“The degree of freedom we enjoy outwardly is a reflection of the degree of love we cultivate inwardly.”
“Transform your desire into love, and limits start to lose their usefulness.”
“We free our own mindseach time we pause to wonderwhether we are free.”
“As you begin to look deeply into the mystery of your own evolution, in place of good and evil you will find only stories, finished or unfinished.”
“Love is the highest form of meditation.”
“The purpose of suffering is to contain the light of your desire until you see yourself in everything.”
“Imagination makes the worldand all the wonders in it.The seed of every dream unfurlsas you with love begin it!”
“At each moment, our seemingly objective world emerges from the dancing of consciousness with a single untruth: that there is something out there which is not us.”
“When you can no longer tell the difference between being yourself and being love, you are not far from waking up.”
“From a universal perspective, what you do matters less than how you feel about what you do.”
“All work done with love is healing work.”
“Suffering occurs when love's two hands pull your soul in two directions.”
“In our need to be somebody, we often forget that we are somebody.”
“A healer's power stems not from any special ability, but from maintaining the courage and awareness to embody and express the universal healing power that every human being naturally possesses.”
“In the search for truth,what you believe matters lessthan how you believe.”
“Resistance is the subtlest form of attachment.”