All day, to everybody… practice kindness, and you will realize you’re already in heaven now. Philosopher Jack Kerouac wrote these words. You can see it in your life. Every time you show kindness to someone, their heart lights up, they smile, and they show appreciation, which truly is the same
The rest of us are without a source of many wonderful things without you, says philosopher Leo Buscaglia. Love yourself, accept yourself, forgive yourself, be good to yourself. We need you.
“We look forward to the time when the power of love will replace the love of power. Then will our world know the blessings of peace.” William Gladstone, former Prime Minister of the United Kingdom said that in the late 1800’s. American musician Jimi Hendrix is also credited with saying
“Anything will give up its secrets”, said American scientist George Washington Carver, “if you love it enough.” He says, “Not only have I found that when I talk to the little flower or to the little peanut they give up their secrets, but I have also found that when I
“Love is but the discovery of ourselves in others, and the delight in the recognition.” Alexander Smith, a Scottish poet, clearly a romantic man, wrote these words in the 1800’s. My observation is that we are drawn to people, whether as friends or as lovers, who are similar to us,
Giving Love You can’t give something that you don’t have. If you want to give love, you have to have love to give. If you don’t love yourself, then you actually don’t have any love to give to someone else. In order give love, you absolutely have to love yourself
Be Impeccable With Your Word The First Agreement, from don Miguel Ruiz. To me that means always speaking your truth, but always speaking with kindness, always speaking with sensitivity, always speaking with love. It means asking yourself the question, “Does this really need to be said?” If that answer is
Psychologist Dr. Eldon Taylor has studied forgiveness for over 30 years. His research shows that we live much healthier lives when we release the anger, guilt, shame and fear by forgiveness. Taylor says that we know we have forgiven ourselves and others when the memory no longer brings pain or
You’re so mad at yourself? How the hell does that help you? Consider saying, “Ooh, I really did not want to do that. Now I know exactly how to avoid it. Thank you!
Don’t try to control him. Men, maybe all of us, usually hate to be controlled, and he will likely run away.