It is more than possible to experience the abundance in your life and the joy of spiritual awareness within you as simultaneous connected experiences.

Letting go is letting God and a good move. God is moving you to become all that you are to become in perfection.

Q: If somebody asks me for advice and I say, "I don't know, but this is a way I might do it if I were in this situation," would I be picking up karma from them? A: It's possible that you could do this, but for the most part, if you give the person two or three suggestions, they can accept them or not, and you probably won't be as attached. All you say is, "This is how I see it. If you see it differently, God bless you, that's fine. This is the point of view I'm working from." If the person doesn't want to work from that point of view, they'll find another way. It's a big world.

Husbands and wives should share their thinking with one another. If you think your spouse won't understand, give him or her a chance to misunderstand before you judge. You may find out your spouse not only understands, but he or she can add in ways you never even thought of. Give credit where credit is due.

The Spiritual Warrior has empathy for all things. Others are going through the same trials as you, so there is no need to feel superior or inferior.

Coming into the faith and trust of what God can do, and ultimately will do, opens up the playing field. With God the playing field can be entirely leveled to our maximum growth and learning, which is also as much as we can handle in each moment.

People in families have responsibilities to one another. If one spouse gets hurt, the other one, even if out of pure selfishness, should get busy and help the spouse get better as fast as possible. It'll be worth it. If others are not smart enough to take care of themselves, you do it for them because they're part of you.

Walk your talk. Some won't be going where you are going. Keep walking until the Lord gives you pause.

As long as you are in the world, you must deal with the world. But it's important to keep this world and the things of this world in perspective. A great Indian Master was asked what it was like to transcend thought and reside in pure intellect. His answer was, "I don't know," which didn't make him look too good. But think about that question. From a state that transcends thought, there is no way to answer a question that comes from thought and requires thought to answer. There is no answer to that question. From a state beyond thought, there can be no description of that state in words.

Ultimately, the way to expand is simply to let go of resistance.