Recent Quotes of the Day

Marianne Williamson in Everyday Grace Surrender thought that we have right to judge
Robert Benson in The Body Broken We are not called to explain the Christ
Frances Vaughan in Shadows of the Sacred Vital spiritual life calls for bringing our shadows to light
Mark Epstein in Open to Desire Valuing desire in and of itself
German proverb in Frederic Brussat's Twitter Collection Love talks
J. Brent Bill in Holy Silence Quaker silence speaks to the spiritual condition
Sharon Salzberg in Lovingkindness Cultivating appreciation of our oneness with others
Jelaluddin Rumi in The Way of Passion This is also the afternoon prayer
Rochelle Melander in A Generous Presence Balcony space creates time to see the larger picture.
Jelaluddin Rumi in The Essential Rumi The whole world is a form for truth
Martin Luther King, Jr. in The Beatitudes for Today Love is the only force capable of transforming
Sharon Salzberg in Faith: Trusting Your Own Deepest Experience Faith offering one's heart
Catherine Ingram in Passionate Presence Shared with a hummingbird
Meister Eckhart in Against the Pollution of the I For this joy is close to you
George Sheehan in Going the Distance The ebb and flow of the universe
Roger Payne in Talking on the Water Whales and redwoods make us feel small
Barbara Bartocci in Grace on the Go Practice holy curiosity
James Hillman in Frederic Brussat's Twitter Collection Emotions are the most alert form of attention
Rainer Maria Rilke in Simple Abundance There is only one journey.
Bhikkhu Nyanasobhano in Longing for Certainty The fatal human tendency to speak harshly
Jose Ortega y Gasset in Frederic Brussat's Twitter Collection L:ove triggers vitality
Phillip L. Berman in The Journey Home Widen the "circle of our compassion"
James Fadiman, Robert Frager in Essential Sufism Humor as a catalyst to spiritual awareness
James Hillman in The Force of Character Values our culture has let wither
Seikan Hasegawa in Naikan Bring alive the life of the other partner
Children's Aid Direct in A Forgiving Heart I am the child who lives on the streets
Nancy M. Malone in Walking a Literary Labyrinth The quest for "the God within"
John Daido Loori in Riding the Ox Home Becoming aware of our most profound questions
Richard Rohr in Job and the Mystery of Suffering A freedom that God is
Eshin in Zen and the Art of Falling in Love When you become you