Showing posts with label heart. Show all posts
Showing posts with label heart. Show all posts

Tuesday, 14 April 2009

Giving Thanks

A sure way to live in love is to give thanks. We can each give thanks at any time. We can give thanks especially during crises. The ray of thankfulness connects us immediately back to our souls, and ultimately to the heart of love. When we are faced with challenging situations, we can always give thanks that we are right where we are. Thankfulness is the alchemical mystery that transforms the dross of life into the gold of love.

Source Jeanne House and Dawson Church
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Wednesday, 4 March 2009

Back to Passion

There is a power in our heart far greater than anything we can imagine. This power is our passion - the life force that pulsates within us, bringing energy, vitality and meaning to everything it touches. When the passion flows into our relationship, it brings intimacy and deep connection. When the passion flows into our work, it brings creativity and vision. When passion flows into our quest for Truth, it brings wisdom. When passion flows into our spiritual journey, it brings awakening.

No matter how battered we are by love or life, no matter what we endure, we never really lose our passion. Perhaps we leave it for a while, but it never leaves us.


Cross Cultural Conflict Resolution, session 3 of the Genuine Contact Program begins tomorrow in Val-David, Quebec at our new location.

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Saturday, 1 November 2008

Living from your Heart


The current time is the best time ever to improve ourselves and to raise the vibration of global awareness. Our planet is a planet of emotions and is destined to become the most demonstrative example of love-based living for the rest of the universe. This means that the people on Earth must learn to live from their heart. Love is and will be the most effective way of achieving anything, from physical health to abundance and spiritual wisdom. This also means that the days of fear-dominated methods of success are numbered.

Source: Andreas Moritz
Photo: Marquis Bureau, Manila, Philippines, 2002.