Search the Loving Each Day Quotes

Practice, practice, practice your devotion and dedication to God through spiritual exercises, worship, prayer, service, and demonstration of the teachings which work in direct alignment with spiritual laws. Practically, the spiritual laws fulfill how things work in the world with need for freedom toward the psychic-material nature of the world. We are learning to be in the world without the attachment that is the magnetism in the law of attraction. The conditionality of attraction manifests as the desire for things and people including ourselves to be different such that we are not happy and peaceful in our experience and expression. Strive to be in alignment with the spiritual laws of acceptance, cooperation and understanding by learning to stay in relaxation and patience, the hallmarks of letting go and letting God. In other words, be a beloved friend regardless of what or who comes to your presence.

If someone is judging you or berating you, and they are being impatient, maybe they don't have the necessary information. So you can ask them, "Show me how I can do it faster, the way you want it." Many bosses have turned around and walked away because they don't know how to do it faster either. They had the disease of impatience, and if they are smart, they can end up with the healing of forgiveness. In the state of forgiveness, they often find that they get what they want, and the quality of thankfulness soon follows.

Those things that you did yesterday are of yesterday. Today is a new day, and as you allow it, Spirit creates all things new for you each day.

Too often people want to yoke themselves to someone outside of themselves in the physical world and say, "Do it for me." This will probably not work and will usually delay your spiritual unfoldment. This does not mean you do it all by yourself. No way. We are all connected, we are all dependent upon one another to some extent, and no one is going to do everything by himself or herself. You may want a wayshower, a guide, someone to point the direction, but do not let anyone do it for you. I do not do it for you. I show you techniques, methods, and ways. I tell you what has worked for me and what I know has worked for other people. But it could all appear to be a lie until you do it and it works for you. This is why I always advise people to "check it out" and get their own experience.

It's been said many times, we only have to get up one more time than we fall. However, you'll always find somebody anxious to say, "you fell." You say, "Get thee behind me, Satan, for you will remind me of my fall instead of my next step up."

When you are handling everything that comes your way, there is no past or future, and the present is the eternal now.

Be conscious of your gratitude more often. Look for little ways you can do it. I'm looking down at my shoe right now and I'm grateful for the shoelace. If I can do it like that, I bet wherever you're sitting or listening or watching, you can also do some gratitude.

There are two truths: an outer truth we call objective truth, and an inner truth we call subjective truth. The inner truth may represent a greater truth than the outer truth because the outer truth is usually in a constant state of change, while the inner truth may be in a state of movement, but not necessarily change.

Positive and negative. Two extremes. Two poles of a battery. When positive and negative are in a relationship to one another, they supply an energy. They supply a charge. I think that in human beings, it is the proximity of both the positive and the negative and their relationship that creates a kind of charge, a tension that propels us through our life and through our experiences. Did I always laugh when my childhood best friend hit me? No, sometimes I responded with anger, and sometimes I hit back. Sometimes I felt hurt or betrayed. But sometimes, there would be that spontaneous presence of -- something I didn't have a word for -- that would provide perfect protection from harm and hurt. I remembered this experience. During times when I could not or would not find that presence within me, it nonetheless remained in my memory as a reference point. Similarly, the prodigal son in the Christian Bible story, when his fortunes in the world were failing and times were difficult, might have had a reference point of being safe in his father's house, and he might have remembered that there was a place within him that was safe from harm and hurt, no matter what the outer circumstances were.

The world gives you every opportunity to grow. Opportunity knocks and knocks and knocks and knocks until you answer. Sometimes it hits you in the head! It's just trying to get your attention. So if you're sensitive when it just knocks a little, you'll say, "Okay, I'll serve." You can do it lovingly and joyfully because you have that choice inside. Service is what you do that you do freely, without expectation of return.