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Get this intention: God loves all of its creation.
John-Roger, DSS
As you experience and express your divinity, the shackles of negativity fall away, the past dissolves, and you step into those heavenly planes where the great Masters of Light are waiting to welcome you home to that which is your heritage.
John-Roger, DSS
Instead of looking at your life and thinking you are restricted, move into the loving, knowing you can expand past any limitation and live in the freedom that is always with you.
John-Roger, DSS
With Soul Transcendence, all the levels within you win because we're going for the big win.
John Morton, DSS
Watch for opportunities to shift from the self-righteous attitude of "I know what is going on" to a more open, more humble, more innocent stance. See if you can embrace the vulnerability that can come when you don't know what is going on. Consider challenging yourself to be open for these moments of opportunity in your own life. It can be highly adventurous.
John-Roger, DSS
Take care of your body. Make friends with your mind and emotions. Live in your Spirit as you walk through this day in peace.
John-Roger, DSS
In order to make your marriage work, first go within yourself and make a secure and safe place for each of you. Safety and security are products accompanied by liberal doses of the following ingredients: compassion, acceptance, humor, and a double helping of love.
John-Roger, DSS
That we do two hours of spiritual exercises is really a good criterion. But that we become the walking spiritual exercise becomes a better criterion. It's by far a better one.
John-Roger, DSS
Can you do spiritual exercises standing up? Sitting down, rolling over, barking, who cares? What does that mean? The only way to do them wrong is to not do them.
John-Roger, DSS
You would be further ahead if you would throw away the sword of your righteousness and become the student of the mistake. Use the mistake as a learning situation; use it as a textbook. Replace the tools of war with the implements of learning, of enlightenment.
John-Roger, DSS