AGARTHA: THE ESSENTIAL GUIDE TO PERSONAL TRANSFORMATION IN THE NEW ERA
Meredith L. Young
Channeled wisdom which affirms humanity's Divinity and its place in the One consciousness that unites all beings.
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"Love is, indeed, the appropriate and, in fact, only relevant vehicle for increasing man's vistas of harmony on Planet Earth."
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"When we learn who we are, we will then know how to solve many of the critical issues facing us today."
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"God is the composite of all life-force energy, both the celestial forces and the internal forces of one's heart. God is the total living force of the Universe."
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"Choices, there always seem to be choices. Life is indeed a series of unending choices, all of which more finely tune one's path."
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"It is clear that the Universe is nudging us to seek more meaningful relationships based on the principle of oneness – one human family."
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"Whenever one seeks to know other forms of life in a sense of love and honor, meaningful interaction is experienced."
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"A unique aspect of the human experience is the opportunity to piece together the many facets of one's evolving life pattern into a meaningful whole."
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"Every single form of life is genetically encoded to evolve toward wholeness."
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"Each day requires healing of the self through awareness and acceptance of the human connection to love."
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"God's balance maintains this creative universe and the evolution of all things."
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"Man is indeed God. His eventual path is always toward awareness of his own divinity, is always toward consciousness of his Godly nature."
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"There is a drive subtly and yet relentlessly pushing the human species forward to fulfillment of the purpose of awakening." 97
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"The peoples of the world are indeed one with each other and all creative universal forces."
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"That which is eternal is the core of existence."
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"Man must work toward the areas of shared brotherhood, focusing on the similarities of spiritual pursuit rather than the differences."
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"To theorize is human, but to respond to universal law beyond the realm of theory is truly divine. Because man is divine, he is able to tap that level of perception which permits exploration into the innermost reaches of life, grounding this knowledge to the bosom of the Earth."
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"Enlightenment, as a perception, is a clear vision of the perfectness of all things."
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"Nature and man serve a common destiny: nurturing the Planet with love."
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"The right to live with mutual consideration and respect needs to be the newly-forged path of an aware society."
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"The truth is that man is much more than just his physical presence. His expanded self is an alive and growing unit of life energy which is synonymous with God."
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"Enlighened love is the magical link where man sees himself as one with all things."
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"I saw life moving as one. The earth, the stars, the sun all lived as scintillating replicas of an even more magnificent wholeness."
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"This global family shares a common bonding of responsibility for life through a belief in a greater whole."
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"When the human race willingly accepts its joint participation in the earthly experience, then there will be no more advantage taken, one of another. Then there will be mutual respect and understanding as each life force searches to further its own development through meaningful interaction."
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"Seek practical toeholds in everyday life that can help to further define oneness."
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We are gathering together the primary insights of spirituality and bringing them together into one place.
This archive contains 11,754 quotes, taken from 635 references,
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- All major spiritual and religious traditions, from all cultures, and all historical epochs
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- Choices are guided by the spirit of oneness, love, kindness, inclusion and community
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