No man or woman of the humblest sort can really be strong, gentle and good, without the world being better for it, without somebody being helped and comforted by the very existence of that goodness. —ALAN ALDA

To enter the Kingdom as a child one must possess, like a child, a heart pure and true. In other words, one must have an open, loving, cheerful disposition toward life and all the while maintain a belief that life is a gift to be generously shared and vigorously celebrated.

This is so because our consciousness shapes the world we live in—our experience of life, death, and the world beyond. We really need to understand this: every single thing that one of us thinks, says, or does impacts all the rest of humanity on one level or another. Please stop for a moment to deeply absorb what you just read.

Deep, conscious breathing is the best way to center ourselves in the heart of love. By taking time each day to practice deep breathing exercises, we increase our conscious attunement to our spiritual core. Moreover, meditation is mandatory in order to discover the divine peace that resides between our thoughts.

I believe this scripture was actually a call for all of us to return to our divine innocence, our ability to view life only through the eyes of love.

It’s not a matter of can or cannot; it’s a matter of will or will not. Everything is a choice; choose wisely. —ED HILLENBRAND

Dedicating ourselves to being the expression of love and good cheer, in all we do, guarantees our lives will become the direct image of Heaven on Earth.

Death is more universal than life; everyone dies but not everyone lives. —A. SACHS

the responsibility of owning my spiritual joy or of living with zest, curiosity, and openheartedness.