Sara Campbell
@tinyrevver
i never give up
Sara Campbell
saracampbell.co
How to own your wants (without letting them own you):
I spent 30 years thinking my desires were the enemy. Turns out, the real enemy is how I related to them.
1. None of your wants are bad.
Every unhealthy want is just a strategy to get something wholesome that... See more
“Giving is the secret of abundance.”
Swami Sivananda
Swami Sivananda
Once we live the reality of abundance, there is an effortless flowing of giving and receiving. People who live according to these laws are found in all levels of the population. Their characteristics have to do with heart and peace of mind; not in correlation with wealth.
Martine Bloquiaux • The ABCs of Energy
“Abundance is not something we acquire. It is something we tune into.”
Wayne Dyer
Wayne Dyer
Abundance is a fact of nature. It is a fundamental law of nature, that there is enough and it is finite. Its finiteness is no threat; it creates a more accurate relationship that commands respect, reverence, and managing those resources with the knowledge that they are precious and in ways that do the most good for the most people.
Lynne Twist • The Soul of Money: Transforming Your Relationship with Money and Life
No matter how dark and chaotic this world gets, if you are still able to generate an immense amount of love in your heart, which you can pour into people or projects you are passionate about, you are helping to win the spiritual war
Laura Matsuex.comIn fact, you don’t get it from anything. You don’t need to get it. You already have it. You’re inseparable from it. You only need to just see.
Steve Hagen • Buddhism Is Not What You Think: Finding Freedom Beyond Beliefs
Instead of putting faith in what we believe, think, explain, justify, or otherwise construct in our minds, we can learn to put our trust and confidence in immediate, direct experience, before all forms and colors appear. Religion, in its most essential expression, can help us do this.
Steve Hagen • Buddhism Is Not What You Think: Finding Freedom Beyond Beliefs
See confusion as confusion. Acknowledge suffering as suffering. Feel pain and sorrow and divisiveness. Experience anger or fear or shock for what they are. But you don’t have to think of them as evil—as intrinsically bad, as needing to be destroyed or driven from our midst. On the contrary, they need to be absorbed, healed, made whole. Like
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