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Love Is So Exquisitely Elusive. It Cannot Be Bought, Cannot Be Badgered, Cannot Be Hijacked. It Is Available Only In One Rare Form: As The Natural Response Of A Healthy Mind And Healthy Heart.

Meditation Is Warm-up Exercise For The Mind, So That You Can Jog Through The Rest Of The Day Without Getting Agitated Or Spraining Your Patience.

The Spiritual Life Is A Call To Action. But It Is A Call To ... Action Without Any Selfish Attachment To The Results.

The Ancestor Of Every Destructive Action, Every Destructive Decision, Is A Negative Thought.

There Is A Close Relationship Between A House Full Of Possessions And A Heart Full Of Desires, Between A Cluttered Closet And A Crowded Schedule, Between Having No Place To Put Possessions And Having No Priorities For Our Life. These Are Precious Clues. They Remind Us To Slow Down, To Live In The Present, To Reduce The Desires That Drain Our Vitality, To Clarify Priorities So We Can Give Our Time And Attention To What Matters Most. Tragically, In The Press Of Modern Life, We Have Managed To Get Backwards One Of Life's Most Vital Truths: People Are To Be Loved; Things Are To Be Used.