Dig deeply into the spring of love and partake of it. The supply is infinite.

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.

I was having dinner with two friends recently, and I was sitting between them in one of those curved booths at a restaurant. I reached over and touched them and said, "This feels like Christmas to me." They looked at me and I said, "It's because I'm with people who love." Not people I love, but people who love. There is a difference. I didn't have to love them; they were loving.

Many people say, "I've been meditating for years and I haven't seen a thing. No fairies, no angels, no sparks, no nothing." I laugh. When we are impatient for results, we are not focusing on love.

Once we focus on love, we are motivated by the very essence of life, not by some pattern of fantasies that causes us to think, "Oh, I wonder what she'd be like in bed. I wonder what he'd be like in bed. I wonder what kind of car they're driving. I wonder what we're going to eat tomorrow for breakfast. I wonder if I'll be able to get home before the traffic gets jammed up." Wonder, instead, what you are doing right now, because Divine presence is here.

When you feel like you'd like to give someone a piece of your mind, give them, instead, a piece of your heart; give them love.

The true master realizes the opportunity of oneness with God in every experience, in every human being, and in every event.

Unconditionally love all things.

One of Jesus' great statements was when people came to him and said, "Lord, Lord," and he said, "You call me Lord, and it is true, I am your Lord, but why do you call me Lord if you do not do what I say?" Many people turned and left Jesus at that point, because it was very easy for them to say, "Lord, Lord," and get what they wanted. But it was more difficult for them to say, "Lord, Lord," and to obey his commandments. Yet the commandments are very easy: to love God with all your body, mind and Soul and to love your neighbor as yourself. All the rest of the Bible is a commentary on that.