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Give and receive joyously. Receive graciously.

The approach to karma should be that of dharma - selfless duty. You don't beat your head against it, you move and do that which you can do. Often, in the stepping back from the tree that we beat our heads against, we can see the pathway through the forest. Then our approach becomes active or self-directed, not reactive. In Soul consciousness, we get above the forest and see where the trail is, and what's in there, and we walk very happily through the forest being of service, knowing we can get out, knowing there's nothing in there that we can't handle. Karma, on the other hand, is going through it in fear of the darkness, creating monsters that don't exist.

Give yourself the gift of giving to yourself. And give yourself the gift of receiving, to receive from others that part of you that is yourself.

Once you enter the Divine presence, you no longer worry about the past or the future. You are able to say, "Tomorrow? What is tomorrow? What's next week, what's next year? Does it matter if I am here or there? Wherever I am, I will be in this loving, radiant peace that illuminates all things."

We're always doing something, for good or for bad, as a necessity of our life. Then we let these necessities become our focus, and that becomes our obsession or our compulsion. Then we spend the rest of the time working through obsessions and compulsions. But there is no way you can work through them because they are that. When you come to the state of being, there are no compulsions. Being just expresses itself through you as limitless love and energy. Whatever you do, you walk in your state of being, and, therefore, the action is karmically free.

Be an abundant source of good tidings to and from God.

If we don't know the moment we're going to die, so that we can forgive ourselves and chant God's holy name just before we die, we might want to chant all the time.

When you speak of God, you attune yourself to God.

Love itself will let us know it is present and teach us how we should see it.

When you begin to awaken to the Soul, you grow spiritually. As you awaken and begin to see yourself in spiritual reality, you will see the many times you have misrepresented, betrayed and confused yourself. But if you truly open up and allow yourself to perceive yourself clearly, without distortion, you'll see yourself as the Master sees you. You'll know your own worthiness and beauty, and in that moment you'll experience Baraka -- an essence of divine energy, divine love -- and move into great love for yourself. And you'll also experience Darshan -- a form of spiritual enlightenment -- which opens your eyes to spiritual reality. If you're not ready, it won't happen. When you're ready, there will be no way you can stop it.