Center for Spiritual Living Huntsville

Let yourself be surprised.  Be an explorer in unknown territory and a child filled with wonder and surprise.  Behold!  I make all things new.  Yes.  We witness you.

The Dalai Lama is often asked about his religion. His response is always, "My religion is kindness." Let us also practice kindness every day.

We need to ask two perennial questions:  ‘What am I standing on?’, and ‘What am I standing for?’  The answers lead us to what we value in the world and give us direction to stay true to this calling.

It takes courage to tap into what is innately ours and to bring it forth in the world.  We can then choose authentically to bring forward what is true for us.

The work of being wholehearted depends on the honest acceptance of all our gifts and failings.  We then experience the compassion of being whole and never close our hearts to those in need.

Let us explore what it means to live with truth, meaning, and kindness. Not abstractly, but in a personal way. When we slow down, everything becomes holy.

If another world is possible, what is your role in making it happen? If we stay together, we can’t be broken.

Our ego holds us back into small thinking. We are not all there is. We are much larger than ourselves when we connect with the One and know that "I Am."

When we know truth, we are open to more truths. As our knowing spreads, we become part of the web of knowing.

When we ask questions rather than speak, we can hear the One speaking to us. On this Independence Day week, let us explore a life of asking the question.