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Here are three ways to search through the history of over 5,000 Loving Each Day quotes by John-Roger and John Morton.

December 14, 2010

Sometimes the one who is your friend appears to be your enemy. And often your enemies can appear to be your friends. You know the difference by observing them, and you observe them with detachment. Relationships are difficult because most of the time we find the person's weakness and play on it.

John-Roger, DSS
If it were easy to do, you would already have done it. I know this. But then you came here because you saw that you could learn more, in a third dimensional body, than anywhere else and in the most effective way possible. That is the immense value of being on this earth. The Soul does not care if it's illegitimate, poor, black or white, with one leg, no teeth, or bald, as long as it can be in a body and learn. We learn faster here, much faster than anywhere else.

John-Roger, DSS

December 12, 2010

Service can be such a simple thing and when done with a pure heart can bring a profound change to the one being served.

John-Roger, DSS
It is important to touch within every day, to have a moment when you cast your burdens upon the Spirit so that you go free. It is good to hold that moment, to sustain it. Your Spirit is then exercised instead of used to resolve the burdens of this world, which truly God can do and does do for us as much as we allow. During the day, resolve to do that as a more or less continual process.

John Morton, DSS
There is absolutely no need to play the game that you are no good or that you are not worthy. It's a fool's game. Claim that you are divine and allow yourself to soar in that awareness.

John-Roger, DSS
When you become the God-man, you have awareness on all levels simultaneously. You walk with your Beloved. You walk in a divine consciousness. What things look like down here doesn't really matter because you're in an attunement. You're walking with your high self, the Father-Mother God that resides above you as your extension into the one great Light.

John-Roger, DSS

December 08, 2010

Do those things that bring you health, wealth and happiness in a detached state and let all the rest go.

John-Roger, DSS
Forgiving yourself for your judgments usually releases the negative charge you have on yourself or the situation. To begin the process, you can simply say, "I forgive myself for judging…," then add a reference to the person or issue in question. When you do this, you will often find that, almost miraculously, something lets go inside and you feel as if a weight has lifted. Statements of forgiveness can be very general: "I forgive myself for judging my mother." However, if you do not experience a release of judgment, it might help to be more specific: "I forgive myself for judging my mother for not buying me the pair of shoes I wanted."

John-Roger, DSS

December 06, 2010

Everyone, at their essence, is spiritual, and we cannot judge their spirituality by what their physical body does. But I think all people that demonstrate spirituality have in common a loving, caring, sharing and serving, that underpins all they do no matter what they're doing. You just may see them demonstrate it by a subtle loving touch to someone in need or a smile when they walk down the street.

John-Roger, DSS
Our human experience shows that we cannot renew our love once and for all. We must touch into it over and over in order for our loving to become our reality. In fact, we can spend a great deal of our time disconnected, as if something is constantly pushing us off. Things happen in all kinds of ways to give the impression that we are not loving, that the world is not loving, and that we are in danger and faced with difficulties that may seem insurmountable. As we choose the loving, we realize that all our experiences bring us what we need so we can choose back into the loving and into Spirit. As we touch into that loving, we are protected, filled, and surrounded by God's loving embrace. Through our letting go completely in the loving, we allow God to do what only God can do and find the meaning of "with God, all things are possible."

John Morton, DSS