Here are three ways to search through the history of over 5,000 Loving Each Day quotes by John-Roger and John Morton.
Remind yourself, "I'm good enough!" That's a ministry to yourself. And as you learn to do it to yourself, you can extend that loving and honoring to others.
There is a great deal more to you than your everyday concerns and worries, more than your hopes, dreams, and relationships on this level. You can have experiences of the spiritual levels, of the inexpressible love and joy there, and you can realize that you actually are this love and joy.
Maybe your goal is to find God. How do you do that? In awe, in wonder, in honor. You find the invisible God by finding the God in the physical manifestations of those around you.
There is one thing in this life that we are all going to do -- it is guaranteed -- and that is, our physical bodies will die. But who we are never dies, and that is the Soul.
Whatever comes your way comes because you have brought it to you. The romantic way to look at it is to say you've been given a test, which you can pass or fail. In reality it is just you, drawing to yourself the next step in your growth.
If you are not quite in attunement with your own divine essence, if you are not having that experience of the Divine essence, get together with others who seek to know God. Gather in the name of the Christ, in the consciousness of the Mystical Traveler, in Satsang, or in the consciousness of One.
The holy land is wherever divine love is being made manifest. Wherever you demonstrate the consciousness of love, that land becomes sacred and holy.
As you sow, so shall you reap, which brings us to the magic word on this planet: attitude. If your attitude is one of conditional loving, then that is what you will get back. If your loving does not go out to people in your life, including yourself, you are inviting disharmony into your beingness.
This life and all its experiences are for your upliftment and to assist you in your journey home to God.
Your best attitude in any challenging circumstance, no matter how severe, is "This is a blessing. I love this." Even if those words sound hollow or as if they couldn't possibly be true, say them to yourself anyway.