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• Every molecule is permeated in silence, by the nature of our being, by life itself. It´s the same with all human concerns - the tears, the laughter, the delight and the pain bear witness to that one miracle that we are.
  Bernd
• Live life inside-out, be what you want your world to be filled with, don't try to fill yourself with the world around you, it can never be big enough.
  Richi
• Identifying with our thoughts which gives rise to the belief that we are all separate from each other and separate from God, Presence, is the cause of all suffering.
  Mandi Solk
• Even in the darkest of days, there is good to be found. For God is good, and God is everywhere.
  Rev. Sam J. Shelley
• “Surrender to your non-surrender. Accept your non-acceptance. And just see what happens! You might be surprised where this will take you! “
  Francis Bennett
• The natural consequence of awakened beingness is a clear and simple expression of presence in each moment, unobstructed and undiluted. In this expression, the creative impulse comes to the fore; all things are now done for the joy of it, to simply express the “beingness”of our true nature by living it through all we do.
  Enza Vita
• The mind acts like a prism, separating what is originally unbounded wholeness into the manifold aspects of existence.
  John Greer
• In the lives of some, spontaneously, a deep feeling of desire to be whole, a burning to really understand life, stirs from within, and it is the Consciousness itself that produces this impulse to return to Source.
  John Grenafege
• If you really want to know that which is your own eternal true natural Self, first show you are worthy of that grace by being silent and refusing to continue being owned by a thought stream of delusion.
  John Grenafege
• "We need to awaken from awakening in order for the awakening to really be of any use. Otherwise we tend to become insufferable spiritual bores with their heads in the sand!"
  Francis Bennett