#laotzu

Surrender

“When we bring a gentle awareness to the layers of our conditioning, and to the struggles that arise out of our conditioning, the power of that conditioning slowly dissolves. Life then moves toward the unconditioned – where the vastness, or love, just flows through.”     ~Ezra Bayda~ The ego often seeks to fight, prove oneself right, […]

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Stillness

“When you reach a calm and quiet meditative state, that is when you can hear the sound of silence.” ~Stephen Richards~ It’s time to step out of thousands of years of human conditioning and rediscover stillness. Listen to the silence that is around you. This will move you into a state of greater awareness where

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Allowing

“Must I fear what others fear? Should I fear desolation when there is abundance? Should I fear darkness when that light is shining everywhere?” ~Lao Tzu~ (from the Tao te Ching, 20th verse)  Higher consciousness calls upon us to be deeply rooted in the Now. Presence brings a new type of freedom into your life

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Enter Into Stillness

“Whenever you deeply accept this moment as it is — no matter what form it takes — you are still, you are at peace.” ~Eckhart Tolle~ This moment is the gateway to enlightenment. In the midst of hyperbole and distraction lies an infinite well of peace from which you can drink. Honor your journey as

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Abundance

“Acknowledging the good that you already have in your life is the foundation for all abundance.” ~Eckhart Tolle~ In this vast, infinite universe, there is more than enough energy for all to experience abundance and fulfillment Each person resides under the law of their own prosperity consciousness. No matter what you choose to believe, life

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Laughter

“Laughter is the shortest distance between two people.” ~Victor Borge~ Bring an open-hearted expansiveness to your experience. Try new things, allow yourself to fail once in a while. See the world as a place of adventure and discovery, for that is truly what it is. Lao Tzu called it the world of ten-thousand things –

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