There Are No Justified Resentments.

When We Meditate, We Are Really Trying To Go Beyond The Mind. What I Have Found Is That If I Can Get Totally And Completely Into The Moment, Then The Mind Disappears. And As The Mind Disappears, That's When God Appears.

Not Only Are We Going To Shift In Our Own Lives - Away From Always Trying To Identify Ourselves On The Basis Of What We Have, What We Do, And Who We Are Better Than, And So On - But Shift Into More Reaching Out, More Service, More Kindness, More Living The Virtues That Lao Tzu Spoke About Twenty-five Hundred Years Ago.

The Opposite Of Courage Is Not So Much Fear As It Is Conformity.

When We Really Want To Master Anything, We Must Enter Into The Spirit Of It. And When We Enter Into The Spirit Of Something, What We're Really Doing Is Reproducing In Ourselves The Same Qualities That Whoever Created It Had.

Accept The Fact That You'll Never Get It All Done, And Begin To Live More Fully In The Only Moment You Have ... Now.