Transformation
You must be born again
Our belief system is the truth we decide to live by. It is likely that when we decide to change our mind about an important matter, we must simultaneously modify a fundamental belief or value by which we identify ourself.
To do good is the global human ethic
Ethics are embedded in how we behave regardless of what we claim in our words. We demonstrate them for all to see.
Feed your soul
The universal underlying principle is we bring about what we think about. Good in, good out.
Explore the harmony of wholeness
I find balance and rhythm in exploring this interdependence, my wholeness, as one finite soul in relationship with all that surrounds me.
Find newness of life in self-discovery
Newness of life is tinkering with possibilities instead of being locked into already defined rules and forms.
Spring says “let’s do this again.”
Each springtime, as I see the earth coming alive around me again, I am reminded that I have within myself the ability to renew—to rejuvenate.
Send out good vibrations
When people see us coming our energy vibration precedes us. Do those vibrations make others want to come near, or make them want to run away?
Disappointment can build character
Experiencing disappointment? Sometimes, when time passes, we realize that not getting what we thought we wanted turned out to be a blessing in disguise.
Wanting more or better IS motivation
We all are imbued with a sense that no matter how good we are, we can do and be better. It carries the energy of motivation.
Savor the moment
I learned to savor moments regardless of what I was doing — even mundane chores and hard work. I attended to each activity, being more mindful of the experience and my surroundings.
Your character is what you make of your soul
Our character contributes to the character of the world around us, whether the family, the workplace, the neighborhood, whatever your sphere of influence might be.
Practice living
Continual practice results in habitual behavior. Behavior that becomes so second nature to us that we might not be self-aware of who we have become, or when.