Here are three ways to search through the history of over 5,000 Loving Each Day quotes by John-Roger and John Morton.
Service is not just an altruistic expression of doing it for others. It is a divine expression of doing it for the God-loving force in you.
Observe yourself, identify all that is not part of you. Then be ruthless in letting those things go, simply by no longer participating in them. Release and disperse them. What is left? The Soul. You.
When you are watching, both inwardly and outwardly, Spirit will appear to you.
What is needed to be experienced is always present within. Namely, the inner calm, divine presence, and perfect nature in all the conditions present for upliftment and growth.
If you do judge, the idea is not to beat yourself up or say, "I shouldn't judge myself," because that is also an action of judgment. Say instead, "I will be kind to myself. I will be good to myself. I will have peace and harmony with myself."
A critical mass change in consciousness is creating the possibility that we can liberate ourselves from the idea of impossibility. When we agree with the idea of impossibility, we are bound to outmoded, untenable beliefs -- beliefs that produce stagnation and destruction, either by design or default.
You might wonder if enlightened people die right away. No, they generally live a rather long time. Why? Because they are keeping themselves out of the areas that are poison or toxic to their nature, and they are bringing themselves and their behaviors in line with where they are going spiritually.
The Spiritual Warrior practices dying every day and experiences rebirth at every minute. This is not physical death, but a willingness to see everything anew in each moment.
"Blessed are the pure in heart, for they will see God." Did you notice it didn't say "blessed are those people who have good minds?" Or "blessed are those who are good preachers, or who can out-talk you, or manipulate you or outflank you." It's just very simple: "Blessed are the pure in heart."
It may seem at times that joy is missing. It may seem to be asleep inside of us, taking a rest, and waiting to come awake again. The joy is never missing. Joy is always present. It's up to us to awaken to it.