“There are more than five billion people on this planet, and every day of the week each one needs, say, a hundred different things. There are trillions of demands that need satisfying. So, rather than looking at supply and demand from a position of insecurity and lack, you can see it from the other side of the coin. There’s a perpetual oversupply of demand, and if you can’t give people one thing imbued with an energy that shines like crazy, you can sure as hell find something else they’ll want. When you are selling energy, you are selling Light, so your possibilities are infinite. By concentrating on what people need, you become abundant.”

Stuart Wilde, in “The Little Money Bible”

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“On the level of form, there is birth and death, creation and destruction, growth and dissolution, of seemingly separate forms. This is reflected everywhere: in the life cycle of a star or a planet, a physical body, a tree, a flower; in the rise and fall of nations, political systems, civilizations; and in the inevitable cycles of gain and loss in the life of an individual.

There are cycles of success, when things come to you and thrive, and cycles of failure, when they wither or disintegrate and you have to let them go in order to make room for new things to arise, or for transformation to happen. If you cling and resist at that point, it means you are refusing to go with the flow of life, and you WILL suffer.”

Eckhart Tolle, in “The Power of Now”

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“There is nothing you need to do to improve what you really are. The only thing left for all of us to do is to create a beautiful story and enjoy a better life. How do you create a beautiful story? By being authentic. When the main character is authentic, it is easy to write your story with integrity, with common sense, with love.

Life is the greatest gift that we receive, and the art of living is the greatest art. How do you master the art of living? Practice makes perfect. It’s not about learning; it’s about taking action and practicing your art. As an artist, if you practice love, and you keep practicing and practicing, the moment comes when everything you do is an expression of your love. How will you know when you have mastered love? When the story you tell is an ongoing romance.”

Don Miguel Ruiz, in “The Voice of Knowledge”

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“When you make an agreement stick to it. Don’t use your words idly. Avoid making any agreements, contracts, or commitments, formal or otherwise, with anyone that you don’t feel sure about being able to honor. This applies as much to an informal arrangement to meet your friend at eight as it does to signing a marriage contract. It’s always OK to say you don’t know, until you’re sure one way or the other or are forced to take a position, in which case you’ll know quick enough.

Obviously you are always free to change your mind, but when you do, you must be sure to inform everyone involved, so that the situation can be fairly renegotiated, and also be willing to accept full responsibility for the consequences. Every time you goof out on an agreement, however insignificant it seems at the time, you’re weakening your link with the universal machinery, which causes obstructions in the flow of energy/chi between you and the world, resulting in poor manifesting ability.”

Stephen Russell, in “Barefoot Doctor’s Guide to the TAO”

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“Relationships are lessons in tangible form that we need for our personal growth. If we are holding any unconsciousness about a character trait, or some prejudice or judgment about any kind of action, someone who does the thing we don’t like will be drawn to us so that we may learn to let go and to love.

The quickest way to free yourself of someone who does something that irritates you is to love and accept them with their trait.

The more you fight it, the more prominent it will become. When you let go of your resistance, the person may or may not leave your life, but if you have truly released them it will not matter.”

Alan Cohen in, “The Dragon Doesn’t Live Here Anymore”

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