Here are three ways to search through the history of over 5,000 Loving Each Day quotes by John-Roger and John Morton.
When we stop using the intellect of the mind and come to the wisdom of the heart, we access the door to Divinity, because out of that heart comes the compassion and forgiveness.
You're the one in charge of your life, and your life is given to you so that you have choices here. If you don't make those choices in relation to what's presented to you, if you disregard what's presented to you, then at some point you're going to move into a default on what is available to you in your life experience. There are things here that are of a lesser nature. And if you were not attempting to do your best with the experiences available, then you would be tending to move into a lesser experience. So it's important for you to keep yourself up and open to your life experience, even when it comes across in a way that appears as contracting, limiting, fearful or something painful. Trust that you can handle whatever is truthful in your life.
I have taught children what I call the "nine magic words" that are available to them -- and to everyone. The first three are "I love you;" the second three are "God bless you," and the third three are "Peace, be still." These words are powerful.
Often, as you begin to reclaim your inner territory, you find your mind running in many directions, full of thoughts, memories, ideas -- good and bad, serious and trivial; and you wonder what to do in the face of all this commotion. The answer is, simply observe it. It is the same with what upsets you. When something annoying or upsetting presents itself to you, just stand back and say, "Here comes all that upset. How very interesting." Don't feel you have to put a lot of emotion into it, or fantasize about it.
Negative expressions that disturb creation are recycled by the law of cause and effect, action and reaction, until the consciousness is balanced through acceptance and understanding.
In Spirit, there is no time and no space. All exists right now, in eternity. All exists as One. There is no division, no separation. One Soul is all Souls. Jesus said, "He that hath seen me hath seen the Father." (John 14:9) He demonstrated tremendous understanding, seeing Himself through all others. When you realize that you are all things, you also include yourself. The realizations do not come with mentalizing or verbalization; they come from the intelligence of the Soul, from the knowledge inherent within you.
The Traveler is here to awaken the Soul, to give energy to each Soul so that each one will individually burst anew into the youthfulness of Spirit and be an active, dynamic tool for the upliftment of everyone it touches.
Everything in your life is a reflection of what you have created, allowed or promoted at some time. Take what you have, and use it to build the life you want.
Stay steady yet flexible on your way Home as God demonstrates all that is possible for the highest good.
I'd like to talk a little about "spiritual ecology." This is the ecology of maintaining yourself first -- and then the world around you. Spiritually, you have a responsibility to maintain what you have and anything you touch. It is your job to maintain it, because it is all Spirit. Spirit is everywhere; it always has been and always will be. Spiritual ecology means keeping yourself clean on every level -- physically, emotionally, mentally and spiritually. You watch where you place your mind so you don't put out unkind thoughts toward anyone. You watch where you place your emotions so you don't lay heavy trips on anyone. And you watch where you place your words so you don't inadvertently perform "mouth surgery" on anyone. You watch all your inner levels first, and then you watch your outer environment. It may be things like keeping the shoes put away in the closet and the bed made, keeping your car polished and the ashtray cleaned out. Little things can be very important.