In this world of billions of people, stars, and galaxies, you may never believe this, but YOU ARE A SMALL THING THAT IS REALLY BIG. You have more influence upon this grid of life than you will ever be able to comprehend. It’s easier, quite frankly, to play dumb, to say, “I don’t understand.”  But in your soul, you do get it. You know you are a force for change in this world. That’s why no one can stand to think about him or herself as insignificant. You’re not. You are incredibly significant. 

Every choice you make matters. Every thought has a consequence as well. The truth is, there is no such thing as a small choice – not really. Remember that when you next arrive at that place in life at which you think nothing you can do matters. Everything matters. Live in that truth.
~ Caroline Myss

"Shortly before my grandfather died, he sat me on his lap and said, Time will go faster as you get older, he was right. I think it's because things are less exciting as we age. As a child the most pedestrian things are wondrous and a few minutes looking at a grasshopper can seem like forever and you might remember that moment for your whole life. Fewer and fewer discoveries occur as we age and life becomes pedestrian. The key is to stay enthusiastic about even the most seemingly, trite things." ~ Mike M.

Do not look back,
No one knows how the world ever began.
Do not fear the future, Nothing lasts forever.
If you dwell on the past or future,
You will miss the moment.

~ Rumi

Who are you feeding the most?

 
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When you are in your joy - completely in the present moment; you are vibrating at your highest potential and can attract all you desire, so it's important to feed your faith, not your fear.

A hunch is angel talk, and probably should not be ignored. Listen to your hunches, pay attention to your intuition, do not dismiss your random thoughts, inspirations or ideas. Honour your Hints from Heaven. They could be giving you the best advice you ever had.~Neale Donald Walsch

We are the only species on the planet that doesn’t live in harmony with nature and therefore we have become the greatest problem. Examine the impact of your actions. Are you a part of the problem or will you be counted as one of those who are becoming a part of the solution? ♥~Panache Desai

If we really love ourselves, everything in our life works. ~ Louise L. Hay 

Why do we hold onto negativity? For some reason, we believe that others are affected by our experience of remaining upset, hurt or angry. Holding on to pain, anger, guilt or shame is the glue that binds us to the situation we want to escape. ~Ivanla Vanzant

Sound Familiar?

In-Joy The Journey

Judgements you make about your path and the results you see are emotional judgements of what you created in the past.  Joy begins with intention, not judgment and can require faith and trust, although this is purely instinctive for children and nature, as they don't have any negative conditioning. 

Set an intention for joy in this moment, to be in joy as you are creating each step of your reality. ~ Jennifer Hoffman

Unconditional Love

Whenever we manage to love without expectations, calculations, negotiations, we are indeed in heaven. ~ Rumi

"Beauty, like truth, is in the eye of the beholder." ~ Jennifer Hoffman

What Are You Attached To?

There is a difference between feeling gratitude and appreciation for something, and feeling attachment to something. Appreciation and gratitude are states of pure love, while attachment contains fear - fear of losing or not having what you are attached to.

When it comes to something you want in your life, appreciation and gratitude attracts, and attachment pushes away. If you are feeling afraid that you will not get what you want, or losing what you have, then you have attachment.

To remove the attachment, keep shifting yourself into a state of appreciation and gratitude, until you can feel that the fear has gone.
 

~Rhonda Byrne

Life is compelling you to let go of your notions of how it “should be” and encouraging you to flow with the waves of change ♥ ~ Panache Desai

Soul Journey

The soul walks not upon a line, neither does it grow like a reed. The soul unfolds itself, like a lotus of countless petals.” ~ Kahlil Gibran

Let Me Apologize

We truly are One Nation, of God
Indivisible
because we cannot divide the One Heart
no matter what we may say, or do, to one another.
But let Me apologize
to every god, for what we've done in That name.
Let Me apologize
to every People, for what we've each believed
as we took a life.
Let Me apologize - for every One
who has forgotten Oneness.
For Conquests. For Slavery. For War.
For Conversions and Missions.
For the harming of animals, and the rape
of peoples and planets.

Let Me apologize -- for the Guilty
who don't even know

Their Innocence.

By Em Claire

Soul Journey

"Whatever we are experiencing is exactly what our soul needs/chose to experience in this moment for our highest growth and evolution. Difficult times always create opportunities to experience more love in our lives."

The Universe Reflects Your Lessons

Enquire Within

 
Our happiness, our love, our peace, our creativity, and our fulfilment all reside within. Yet most of us have been taught to look for these qualities outside of ourselves, so we experience life instead as a rollercoaster ride of emotions.

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“To achieve the wisdom needed to find unconditional happiness, we need to liberate ourselves from the many limiting beliefs we have grown up with.” – Dr. Roy Martina

‘Be content with what you have; rejoice in the way things are. When you realize there is nothing lacking, the whole world belongs to you.’ ~Lao Tzu

Loving A Child Through the Challenges of Life, by Rachel Stafford

Loving A Child Through the Challenges of Life, by Rachel Stafford .
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‎"A habit is something you do that you do not know that you are doing, once you know that you are doing it, and do it again it is not a habit, it is a choice." - Bashar

The Right Way to Respond to Failure, by Peter Bregman

The Right Way to Respond to Failure, by Peter Bregman