Here are three ways to search through the history of over 5,000 Loving Each Day quotes by John-Roger and John Morton.
If we can change our spiritual consciousness, we can move toward the convergence point. We can spend more of our time in spiritual pursuit instead of just reacting to the material world. We can remain at peace. We can never control God, but we can align and flow with Godās will.
Inherent in serving is doing the best you can. That means making the choice, focusing on the task at hand, and using your mind, body, and Spirit -- for the joy of doing it.
Whoever challenges or tests you not to love, remember to love that one, perhaps especially that one. And that one can be you.
You are responsible for yourself, your actions, and your individual progression. No one else can do it for you.
When you come to the spiritual heart, you find yourself in the center of all beingness. At that point, you rise at the apex of time, and all things are delivered unto you.
People complain, "I close my eyes and I want to see God. I really want to, but He doesn't show up." Come on! You can't even control your own mind. Do you think you can control God? Do not waste your time with such thoughts. Observe. Watch. See what happens.
When a moment is done, my attitude is "I'm finished with what I did. Now, how do I keep moving on with my life?"
We can exercise our faith by seeking and claiming what is forever present as our heart and Soul.
When you say, "This is it, I've found God," go on, because there is no limit in the spiritual realms. There is further and further progression, which is continuously becoming more aware.
Everyone you meet becomes honored, not according to your methodical moral or ethical concepts, but through unconditionality. It doesn't mean that you stop and spend all day with a person, but it does mean that the Christ in me honors the Christ in you.