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PSYCHO/SPIRITUAL HEALING
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"I see, objectively, how much of the physical universe works. That perspective gives me a certain peace of mind in knowing that the universe is not an accident and that human life is meaningful and purposeful."
The Spiritual Universe
(Fred Alan Wolf, Ph. D.)
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"Our happiness or misery is a matter of the objects of our loves."
My Way of Life, The Summa Simplified for Everyone
(Walter Farrell and Martin J. Healy)
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"In the spiritual life you are confronted by a psychoanalyst who is your own soul guided by the Holy Spirit. When we are most abject we are also most receptive to divine grace."
Summons to Life, Contemporary Christian Insights
(Martin Israel)
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"We all have potentials beyond those we are now using and perhaps others of which we are even unaware; humanity and the environment are a single system; we can improve how we treat ourselves and our surroundings; humanity CAN change for the better."
The Global Brain, Speculations on the Evolutionary Leap to Planetary Consciousness
(Peter Russell)
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"From infancy every forgotten day and hour has added to our experiences, to our growth and capacity, made its contribution to the mind and soul." W. Macneile Dixon
Reincarnation: The Phoenix Fire Mystery
(Cranston/Head, editors)
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"Healing is a process of remembering, of reconnecting with our wholeness." Christina Grof, 'The Thirst for Wholeness'
Shadows of the Sacred: Seeing Through Spiritual Illusions
(Frances Vaughan, Ph.D.)
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"To a man not led astray from himself by sentiments stemming from the surfaces of what he sees, but courageously responding to the dynamics of his own nature – to a man who is, as Nietzsche phrases it, 'a wheel rolling of itself' – difficulties melt and the unpredictable highway opens as he goes."
Hero With A Thousand Faces
(Joseph Campbell)
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"Be of good cheer, for there is no true defeat of the human spirit; there is no final extinction of the divine in man, for divinity ever rises triumphant from the darkest pit of hell."
The Destiny of the Nations
(Alice A. Bailey)
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"The true self-sacrifice is the one that sacrifices the hidden thing in the self which would work harm to ourselves and to others." Frances G. Wickes (1875-1970), American psychotherapist, 'The Inner World of Childhood'
The Choice Is Always Ours
(Dorothy B. Phillips, Chief Editor)
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"Even if someone has wronged you, consider carefully how you speak to them, for all souls are one."
Miraculous Living
(Rabbi Shoni Labowitz)
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"Perhaps even a smile at the right time can have a great deal to do with what happens in another's personal world. Sometimes, to acknowledge another's existence is to acknowledge our own. There are many ways in which we can be of help to others."
Spirit Guides
(Iris Belhayes)
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"The ultimate and sweetest success is finding our way back to the connection with All There Is."
Spirit Guides
(Iris Belhayes)
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"Beneficent forces ever and anon have enabled humanity to find a refuge from every peril and to outlive the longest night."
Collected Works
(Carl Jung)
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"To recognize an inner source of love is to access a source of self-healing without which therapeutic techniques and medicines are of limited value. Healing hearts and minds depends on opening to love."
Shadows of the Sacred: Seeing Through Spiritual Illusions
(Frances Vaughan, Ph.D.)
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"It is sometimes good when one is in darkness to be reminded of the light which some day shall pierce it."
Kundalini
(G. S. Arundale)
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"Within all experiences, no matter how painful, lie spiritual insights."
Anatomy of the Spirit: The Seven Stages of Power and Healing
(Caroline Myss)
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"The mind takes on the form of the object it beholds, and the vital energies of a human being will run along the lines traced and focused upon by the mind and will, and vivify the areas or objects on which both are focused."
Divine Light and Fire, Experiencing Esoteric Christianity
(Peter Roche deCoppens)
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"How I share myself with the world creates my world."
The Spiritual Universe
(Fred Alan Wolf, Ph. D.)
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"Every time we hold our tongue instead of returning the sharp retort, show patience for another's faults, show a little more love and kindness; we are helping to stockpile more of these peace-bringing qualities in the world." Constance Foster
Worldwide Laws of Life: 200 Eternal Spiritual Principles
(John Marks Templeton)
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"Right human relations will come by a mutual recognition of mistakes, by sorrow for wrong action in the past, and by restitution, if possible. It will come when nations can be educated to appreciate the good qualities of other nations and to comprehend the part they play in the whole picture."
The Externalization of the Hierarchy
(Alice A. Bailey)
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"The dark night of the soul comes just before revelation. When everything is lost, and all seems darkness, then comes the new life and all that is needed."
A Joseph Campbell Companion: Reflections on the Art of Living
(Diane K. Osbon, editor)
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"Life really is a miracle, every moment of it, and..the only appropriate way to respond to the gift that we have been given is to be mindful of that gift at every moment and to be caring toward everyone we meet."
Cleansing the Doors of Perception
(Huston Smith)
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"God strengthens, but draws forth our own last bit of strength. God guides, but we think we're wandering blindly."
A Retreat With St. Bonaventure
(Leonard J. Bowman)
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"A single sentence, uttered from your pulpits, lecterns, and rostrums, by your national congresses and your world summit leaders, could change everything. 'Ours is not a better way, ours is merely another way.' This humble utterance could begin to heal the divisions between your religions, close the gap between your political parties, curb the conflicts between your nations. With one word you could end them. 'Namaste.' God in me honors God in you. How simple. How beautiful. How wondrous, indeed."
Communion with God
(Neale Donald Walsch)
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"In moments of darkness and pain remember all is cyclical. Sit quietly behind your wooden door: Spring will come again." Loy Ching Yuen, (born ca. 1870), Taoist master
The Essential Mystics
(Andrew Harvey)
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