Here are three ways to search through the history of over 5,000 Loving Each Day quotes by John-Roger and John Morton.
The Traveler's teachings are a directive, like a description and an instruction in how to be a Soul in this world becoming itself, enlightening itself, realizing itself. As you go inward and charge yourself up in the Spirit consciousness, the Traveler has a greater ability to clear the negativity from you. So then you have greater access to the higher consciousness and you become much wiser about who you are as a spiritual being and how you've conditioned yourself negatively as a human being.
In the Garden of Gethsemane, Jesus gave us a picture of gratitude when he said, "Nevertheless, your will be done." And the gratitude of that statement was that there was a Father who had all things in His hand and that even Jesus was in that hand.
We're here on this planet to work and serve, and to learn and grow. So if we're not doing those things, then we're not doing what we're here to do.
Spirit is energy, the force that activates the human consciousness and gives it life. Spirit individualizes itself as Soul and so resides closely within each consciousness. Many people have said that a human being has a Soul, but it is closer to reality to say that the Soul has a human being.
Physically, we're quite a well-fed nation. But we have hidden hungers that are not satisfied. You may figure the way to overcome the hidden hungers is to stuff yourself with food until you're satiated and no longer cry out in need. And then you think, "Now I feel better." When you feel better, you think, "I really should do something about getting back to God." You might not think about it in quite those terms; it might be more like, "Now that I feel better, I want to do something. I'm frustrated. I wish I could do something more." Being satisfied on one level, you want to do something now to satisfy another level. Maybe you decide to go wash and polish the car. This helps release the physical energy. While you're doing that, your mind says, "I really would like to read that book I started last night." So your mind goes ahead of you to the book, and you finish the car rather rapidly because you've lost interest in that. You go read the book, but while you're reading, you think, "I'm not getting enough exercise lately. I sit around too much." And by now, it's time to eat again, and this hidden hunger cries out, "Feed me." So you snack on cookies or potato chips or drink a soft drink -- anything to satiate the body and eliminate the hidden hunger. But what if this feeling you have isn't hunger? What if you are feeling a lack of fulfillment on another level, a lack of oneness with yourself? When you are not one with yourself, you constantly look for something to make yourself one, to make yourself whole, complete.
In every weakness there is a strength. A weakness of sickness has in it the strength to manipulate your spouse and others around you. When troubles and challenges come your way, that strength can be a blessing if you meet them head on.
There is a magnificent turning point in all that Spirit reveals which is unconditional love, mercy, and a call to rise up and step fully into the Light, beginning with acceptance for all that is, seeing the good in all that is, and placing trust, complete trust in the presence of the beloved one.
My far memory is a blessing to me because as I remember experiences from other times and places, I can bring the learning from then forward into this life now and save myself having to learn the same lessons all over again. In remembering, I am in touch with my Soul and its journey home.
Dispense with your suffering. Give it away. Give it to the Traveler; he will take it. But you have to let it go. You can't give it and hang on to it at the same time. The Traveler will trade you: give him your suffering, and he will give you your next step in progression; give him your darkness, and you'll see the Light appear in your consciousness. Then watch for the upliftment to appear.
Karma is the law of cause and effect: as you sow, so you reap. Simply stated, what you put out, you get back. People usually use the word karma to refer to something that is difficult or upsetting, but there is also good karma. It is good karma, for example, for a person to study spiritually with the Mystical Traveler.