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Soul Transcendence is worth everything you do to get to it. You'll be grateful for whatever happens along the way in order to have the experience of your Soul.

If you have children or are planning to have children, give them everything you've got. You will never be depleted or tired if you give them all you have with love. If you just give a little bit, you'll get weary. Give your children everything you can; support them totally, and you'll never be tired. You'll be filled with the love of Spirit and the energy of that love as you go along.

You have to decide if you truly want success and are willing to do those things that succeed. Will you choose to work in resistance, or is your choice to work and serve as if that's your calling? If you choose to serve, you can become valuable to your boss, colleagues, and clients. Your earnings and your business and personal relationships will most likely expand because of this choice.

Loving is action, manifestation, movement, the consciousness of giving.

It doesn't matter what religion you practice; we must all surrender to the highest source we can. All of us must ask for protection, for that is what surrender really is -- placing ourselves into the protecting hands of God.

Your job as an heir to the kingdom of heaven is to move your consciousness to the Soul so that you can perceive your life directly.

Your life is full of new opportunities to create all that fulfills you. All experiences contribute to your learning and growth, some more than others, so you always have plenty of reason to be in gratitude for all you have been given.

At the last supper, Jesus washed everyone's feet, showing that to serve one another is to love one another and that we're dealing with a spiritual consciousness of opening up and giving forth to the people around you.

You've heard me say it before, but it's a big key for success: it's a cinch by the inch, but it's hard by the yard. A little bit done each day on your writing, on your exercising, on doing spiritual exercises, on rational practical spirituality, on anything -- is what will get you to your goal.

If you want to experience the Christ in your everyday life, the answer is very simple: serve, serve, serve. I should say, serving, serving, serving. Serving means getting up and going and doing what's in front of you to do. I think we find the Christ more readily in that serving than we do in anything else.