Here are three ways to search through the history of over 5,000 Loving Each Day quotes by John-Roger and John Morton.
I look in the mirror and I say, "What are you doing here? A nice guy like you? You should be someplace else." So I do spiritual exercises and go someplace else. That is the secret mystery that Jesus was telling his disciples about all the time. To you is revealed the mysteries of the kingdom of God.
You are the master of your destiny. You can have dominion over your life plan. Use your knowledge wisely. Use your abilities wisely. Fulfill your highest potential, and you will bring to yourself freedom and joy and love.
I teach the immortality of the divine Soul and that this planet of physical life is a way-station back to God, a place to gain experiences before moving on.
We constantly ask how and why, but we won't stop and listen long enough to hear the answer. The answer sits inside of us. In fact, it has been sitting there so long that we don't recognize it because it has become familiar.
Remember God is your partner, the one and only partner you ever need. So do your part, and let go, relax, be at ease, as you let God. Practically this also means, you need to trust God as much as you would trust yourself which is 100%.
Children's games are make-believe. They're honest. Children have the flexibility to drop their games and go on to something else. It's a good thing for adults to do the same.
You will endure all things, and you will find within yourself that "state of being" that is the blissfulness and the awareness of Spirit.
There is a responsibility in marriage to stay healthy and do those things that will enhance your health.
Christ-mass, or Christmas, is not the exchanging of a gift out there, but a receiving of the gift of the Christ into you.
My worthiness starts moving me out of my body, beyond the physical. There are treasures in my worthiness, and I must move to where they are. I must move to that higher state. That's the worthiness we're working with in which we are worthy to be face to face with God, and share in all of God's creation.