Here are three ways to search through the history of over 5,000 Loving Each Day quotes by John-Roger and John Morton.
You don't have to dramatize. Just be ordinary. That is the prior condition to the energy that you have conditioned. That's spiritual.
What you put your gaze upon is very important because where you direct yourself energy follows. So be careful what you focus upon. Be careful of the thoughts that you hold in your mind.
You move toward Spirit, but you can only go as far as you can endure its brightness and fill yourself with that brightness so you can then move on to the next level of brightness.
Many people have been doing spiritual exercises out of human ego, which is okay. I mean, as long as you're doing them, that's what counts.
Within the Soul realm, the realm of self-realization, you realize your true self. This is not the little self, not the "I" of your personality, but the "I" of the God-man. We all must enter into self-realization because this is really the true home of the self.
Your expression in spiritual exercises permits the Mystical Traveler's support to enter where needed.
People have asked me what I do when I am experiencing a "problem" in this world. I move back on the Sound Current into the heart of God where there are no problems, only various aspects of experience. Experiences are a measure of growth, so look forward to your next experience, and you may learn more in your awareness of God.
Be smart in what you're dealing in. It's smart to take time to go and source your true self within. Even if nothing appears when you take the time, have that dedication, that devotion, that consecration, all the commitment necessary, to do it anyway, to choose the love.
There is a great deal about love and the loving relationship between two people that can be demonstrated to a certain degree, but must be lived and experienced directly in order for it to be part of anyone's learning experience.
We all fall and we always will, as long as we have a physical body. But so what? How often you fall is not important; what matters is how fast you can pick yourself up.