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Learn to be present.
Practice hearing the voices in your head
without becoming involved and without
judgment.
And take it on faith that any
voice, internal or external, that is
telling you that
SOMETHING IS WRONG WITH YOU
is not the voice
of your
Heart,
God,
True Nature.
The reason acceptance isn’t more popular
is that in acceptance
there is nothing to do.
In acceptance there is nothing “wrong”
that needs to [...]

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LOVE

The theme is love.  Starting with yesterday’s blog post
and through February 14th, I will post variations on the
subject of what makes the world go round.

LOVE
as much as you can
from where you are
with what you’ve got.
That’s the best you
can ever do.
It does no good to
search frantically for
peace, to seek
anxiously after love,
joy or freedom.
If you want joy,
be [...]

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I want you to do something. I want you to deal with this for the following week:
`This is my world, and in my world I am good.´ And I want you to apply that to
your lives. I want you to write what it means to you and how it can change your
lives if you realize [...]

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When you are present in this moment,
you break the continuity of your story, of past and future.
Then true intelligence arises, and also LOVE.
The only way that LOVE can come into your life is not through form,
but through the inner spaciousness that is presence.
LOVE has no form. The world can only change from within.
Eckhart Tolle, Stillness [...]

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I had this dream last night.  I was in my living room and I heard
a voice from behind me say: your fears are not real.
And I got it.  My fears, my worries, my concerns, my judgments,
all these distractions are not real.  They don’t exist without an
effort on the little, locally focused me to breathe life [...]

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It is difficult to see the picture
when you are inside of the frame.
– Author Unknown
Great quote, but what does it mean?
When we are enmeshed in identifying with our own story,
whatever it is, we can’t see the bigger picture or perhaps
even the picture at all.
How do we step out of the story and into a more [...]

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