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WORLDWIDE LAWS OF LIFE: 200 ETERNAL SPIRITUAL PRINCIPLES
John Marks Templeton
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"Everyone on the face of the globe is worthy of being loved."
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"There is no such thing as a problem without a gift for you in its hands."
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"There is in reality one Mind….This Mind is the life, intelligence, power, and creativity in the entire universe."
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"In 'Man's Search for Meaning', Victor Frankl tells of his experience in a Nazi concentration camp. He reflects on the irony that he never felt so free as he did during that dreadful period. How could that be true? Even though all obvious freedoms had been taken away from him and he was living in constant threat of sickness, torture, and death, he discovered a depth of freedom inside of himself that he had never before experienced. We are free spirits, and our minds are not bound to anything unless we think we are."
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"The truly important ingredients of life are still the same as they always have been – true love and real friendship, honesty and faithfulness, sincerity, unselfishness, the concept that it is better to give than to receive, to do unto others as you would have them do unto you. These principles are still around; they haven't gone away." Nancy Reagan
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"Look around you. Find an avenue where you can offer the gift of yourself."
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"Through the ages, the wise and thoughtful among us have said that there is good in everything and everyone if we just take the time to look for it."
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"Shakespeare wrote, 'There is a destiny that will shape our end, rough hew it how we will.' This statement seems to mean that there may be an ultimate goal, or a divine plan, established for each person who comes into this world."
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"The Laws of Life work for the highest good of all."
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"Since the beginning of time, prayer, in some form, has been observed in almost every culture recorded and studied. The desire to attune one's self toward a higher point of view is an innate part of the human soul."
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"We are a part of the wholeness of creation. We do not walk our path of life alone. The whole universe walks with us, and we, as a human race, are coming to a greater realization that we are all 'one' in spirit."
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"Love is the true nature of every soul. It's the nature of your soul to live and create experiences of love, because love originates in the essence of your being. The power, force, and energy of love reside self-existent withn us as our very life's blood. And it is so important to express that love!"
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"There is no one without love to give."
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"Without the Divine Being, I cannot succeed. With that assistance, I cannot fail." Abraham Lincoln
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"Love, founded on truth and not on someone's mood, knows by its own fires of devotion how to make calamities serve a useful purpose."
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"As you begin to realize that God is lovingly in charge of your life, you may also understand that there is really nothing to fear."
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"Every single atom in the universe responds and yields its deepest secrets to unconditional love."
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"When we recognize our roots in the human family, we no longer feel a need to stand in judgment of others. Judgment only condemns and separates people. It places one person or group against another, whereas compassion and empathy can bring people together and promote clearer communication. 'I care about you and I want to support you' is the clear message."
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"Every individual is like a thread in a beautiful tapestry with a vital contribution to make, not only to the sustenance of life as we know it, but in the creation and development of more beneficial expressions of life."
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"Socrates believed in a divine principle, expressed through an inner voice that directs our actions along the path of morality. He taught us to explore our thinking and behaviors that are unworthy of us."
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"It's important to realize that there's good in everything and everyone."
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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
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"Love is the vital essence that pervades and permeates, from the center to the circumference, the graduating circles of all thought and action. Love is the talisman of human weal and woe – the open sesame to every human soul." Elizabeth Cady Stanton, speech at tenth National Woman's Rights Convention
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"Your answers lie inside you. All you need to do is look, listen, and trust. You'll tend to forget all this. You can remember anytime you wish." Author unknown
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"When we truly understand that no one can make us think or feel anything unless we give them permission, we begin to understand the vastness of our freedom. No person or circumstance has the power to change that truth."
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