We tend to be in perpetual default mode in terms of our reactions to the stuff of our lives, and that default mode is usually negative, dysfunctional and counterproductive. It doesn't have to be that way. We can change the way we look at things, and from that vantage point we can choose to do things differently and manifest the destiny we desire.

Instead of "It can't be done," perhaps we should tell ourselves "It can be done but I don't know how to do it yet, but that's okay right now, I just need to start, and later more will be revealed."

Instead of "It can't be done," perhaps we should tell ourselves "It can be done but I don't know how to do it yet, but that's okay right now, I just need to start, and later more will be revealed."

Spiritual sugar is the ego-driven hurtful things we do that feel good in the moment because they make us feel special and superior to others, but they diminish us and make us feel bad about ourselves in the long run: sarcasm, ridicule, gossiping, practical jokes. They're forms of abuse and we need to stop doing them.

Spiritual sugar is the ego-driven hurtful things we do that feel good in the moment because they make us feel special and superior to others, but they diminish us and make us feel bad about ourselves in the long run: sarcasm, ridicule, gossiping, practical jokes. They're forms of abuse and we need to stop doing them.

Spiritual sugar is the ego-driven hurtful things we do that feel good in the moment because they make us feel special and superior to others, but they diminish us and make us feel bad about ourselves in the long run: sarcasm, ridicule, gossiping, practical jokes. They're forms of abuse and we need to stop doing them.

Spiritual sugar is the ego-driven hurtful things we do that feel good in the moment because they make us feel special and superior to others, but they diminish us and make us feel bad about ourselves in the long run: sarcasm, ridicule, gossiping, practical jokes. They're forms of abuse and we need to stop doing them.

It seems to me that if you think a maniac has been elected president of your country that you love and you are so distraught that you're thinking of leaving the country, the most patriotic thing to do would not be to leave but rather to stay and do everything in your power to get your country back on track.

It seems to me that if you think a maniac has been elected president of your country that you love and you are so distraught that you're thinking of leaving the country, the most patriotic thing to do would not be to leave but rather to stay and do everything in your power to get your country back on track.

I don't think God is within us. I think we are within God.