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There is never a good enough reason to take away your love.

John-Roger, DSS
If you want to complete things with your mother, call her. If that can't be done, take some quiet moments, see her in front of you, and tell her whatever you need to, to bring something incomplete in you to completion. Trust me, she'll get the message. As you talk to her or to others outwardly or inwardly, in this world or in the world of Spirit, you will bring balance and completion to yourself.

John-Roger, DSS
When you do what is best with what you know and where you are, and when you decide that whatever happens, you will continue to lift yourself and use everything as an experience of consciousness, you will make it.

John-Roger, DSS
Loving is the only channel for clear communication.

John-Roger, DSS
If you are having a difficult time, look at the ways you are hanging on to what is no longer present and what no longer serves the situation.

John Morton, DSS
Question: So my level of awareness doesn't really change my Soul transcendence ability? Answer: I worked with a woman who never had any conscious experience of any of the spiritual levels. She just said, "I believe you; I trust you." She got initiated through all the levels, never had a conscious experience, never did anything. She read her Discourses, listened to tapes, kept a diary, kept a this and kept a that, and she liked it. She got initiated to the Soul level and it all clicked into place. She never had another conscious experience for a long time after that, but she just keeps on going because that's what we're going to do anyway. She had the experiences all right; it's just that she had no awareness of them.

John-Roger, DSS
As you come into reconciliation with yourself, you free up energy that you can use to focus on your intention.

John-Roger, DSS
Question: How do I develop discipline when I don't have any? Answer: Discipline is not a possession to have or lose. Discipline is an expression that is developed by commitment and practice. I suggest you start slowly and set up a program for success. For instance, when a particular friend started doing spiritual exercises, he did only 10 or 20 minutes at each sitting. Then after a month of that, he set his timer to 25 minutes for a month; and then 30 minutes, etc. He took his time in going for the discipline, and over a period of time, this person now does 2 hours of spiritual exercises in one sitting. It isn't always easy, but who said it's supposed to be easy? There is an enormous value in discipline -- the least amount of which is an inner knowing that you are the master of your fate rather than some addiction running you.

John-Roger, DSS
The name of the game is your willingness to participate in your life.

John-Roger, DSS
How do I love my conditions? How do I respond with my love? The fun becomes let me count the ways, and let me find a new and better way to love each condition.

John Morton, DSS