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| Link | Quote | Stars | Tags | Author |
| d16867b | when you judge another person, you do not define them. You define yourself as someone who needs to judge others. | Wayne W. Dyer | ||
| 579f44d | I am an extension of Source Energy, who has practiced my vibrational frequency into such alignment with my true nature that anything less than that feels off to me. And because I care about the way I feel, I guide myself easily now toward the things that feel good. And therefore, I am always on my path. | Wayne W. Dyer | ||
| c385faa | The freest people in the world are those who have senses of inner peace about themselves: They simply refuse to be swayed by the whims of others, and are quietly effective at running their own lives. These people enjoy freedom from role definitions in which they must behave in certain ways because they are parents, employees, Americans, or even adults; they enjoy freedom to breathe whatever air they choose, in whatever location, without wor.. | Wayne W. Dyer | ||
| 62fa230 | Reread that quote carefully. If you are not the master of yourself, then by this definition you are not free. You do not have to be overtly powerful and exert influence over others to be free, nor is it necessary to intimidate others, nor to try to bully people into submission in order to prove your own mastery. | Wayne W. Dyer | ||
| a650718 | if you were more unwilling to put up with negative emotion, your lives would go a whole lot better for you. You have trained yourselves to be willing to endure misalignment. And then you make decisions without the clarity that you're talking about. | Wayne W. Dyer | ||
| 6f8cab5 | You were born with wings. You are not meant for crawling, so don't. You have wings. Learn to use them and fly. -- Rumi | Wayne W. Dyer | ||
| 2b53be9 | We are all infinite spiritual beings having a temporary human experience, and | Wayne W. Dyer | ||
| b48526b | In order to float an idea into your reality, you must be willing to do a somersault into the inconceivable and land on your feet, contemplating what you want instead of what you don't have. | Wayne W. Dyer | ||
| 6637426 | See that you don't look down on one of these little ones, because I tell you that in heaven their angels continually view the face of My Father in heaven" (Matthew 18:10)." | Wayne W. Dyer | ||
| 9a7cdfb | Allow yourself to become aware of the nonphysical reality that you are a part of. Reach out to the angels or occupants of this higher invisible plane. Know that you can access guidance from those who've lived here before. | Wayne W. Dyer | ||
| ff8fefe | Who am I? is then answered with, I am an infinite being who originated not from my parents, but from a Source that is itself birthless, deathless, and changeless. | Wayne W. Dyer | ||
| 34f4d30 | Always keep the thought of God's abundance in mind. If any other thought comes, replace it with that of God's abundance. Remind yourself every day that the universe can't be miserly; it can't be wanting. It holds nothing but abundance, or as St. Paul stated so perfectly, "God is able to provide you with every blessing in abundance." Repeat these ideas on abundance until they radiate as your inner truth." | Wayne W. Dyer | ||
| 3ef024a | Soren Kierkegaard wrote, "Once you label me, you negate me." When the individual must live up to the label, the self ceases to exist. The same is true of self-labels. You could be negating yourself by identifying with your trademarks, rather than your own potential for growth." -- | Wayne W. Dyer | ||
| e202939 | create space for others to be inspired and to achieve their own greatness. | Wayne W. Dyer | ||
| 02069e3 | keep this ancient axiom in mind: I get what I think about, whether I want it or not. | Wayne W. Dyer | ||
| 863ffb9 | There is nothing to worry about! Absolutely nothing. You can spend the rest of your life, beginning right now, worrying about the future, and no amount of your worry will change a thing. Remember that worry is defined as being immobilized in the present as a result of things that are going or not going to happen in the future. You must be careful not to confuse worrying with planning for the future. | Wayne W. Dyer | ||
| 080d2a2 | let go of seeking results in money, accomplishments, acquisitions, fame, and so on. | Wayne W. Dyer | ||
| fcc2f02 | you must be empty in order to become filled, | Wayne W. Dyer | ||
| 203ae96 | Release the need for the attention of others | Wayne W. Dyer | ||
| 39b2d2e | Notice those who give much, boast little, nurture others, and decline recognition or credit, and put them in your greatness file. | Wayne W. Dyer | ||
| 8dcd86e | Beautiful thoughts build a beautiful soul. | Wayne W. Dyer | ||
| 416215b | When there is silence, one finds the anchor of the universe within oneself. | Wayne W. Dyer | ||
| 07344b6 | vow to make a difference on a daily basis throughout your life, | Wayne W. Dyer | ||
| 7cfe1b2 | live in the highest state of silent knowing, that place deep within you that can't be communicated to any other. | Wayne W. Dyer | ||
| 12436de | as you realize that you are responsible for your reactions in any given moment, others will cease to have any power or control over you. | Wayne W. Dyer | ||
| e85496b | If you believe that feeling bad or worrying long enough will change a fact, then you are residing on another planet with a different reality system," wrote Dr. Wayne W. Dyer in Your Erroneous Zones.2" | Melody Beattie | ||
| a92ef7b | Here is the guts of both self-and other-directed love. Never confuse your self-worth (which is a given) with your behavior, or the behavior of others toward you. | Wayne W. Dyer | ||
| f150404 | Your worth is determined by you, and with no need for an explanation to anyone. And your worthiness, a given, has nothing to do with your behavior and feelings. You may not like your behavior in a given instance, but that has nothing to do with your self-worth. You can choose to be worthy to yourself forever, and then get on with the task of working on your self-images. | Wayne W. Dyer | ||
| 810bc33 | To imagine that Pythagoras, Buddha, Jesus Christ, Michelangelo, Shelley, Shakespeare, Emerson, and so many of those we revere as our teachers and spiritual leaders actually walked on the same ground, drank the same water, watched the same moon, and were warmed by the same sun as I am today intrigues me considerably. | Wayne W. Dyer | ||
| ec439ed | Needing approval is tantamount to saying, "Your view of me is more important than my own opinion of myself." | Wayne W. Dyer | ||
| ad887f5 | Albert Camus, from Leonard Cohen's reading list, makes an appearance here, from Notebooks, 1935-1951: "What gives value to travel is fear. It is the fact that, at a certain moment, when we are so far from our own country ... we are seized by a vague fear, and an instinctive desire to go back to the protection of old habits. This is the most obvious benefit of travel. At that moment we are feverish but also porous, so that the slightest touc.. | David Yaffe | ||
| c58c963 | Wars do not combust without warning. They begin as little fires over the horizon. Wars approach. A wise man watches for the smoke, and prepares to vacate the neighborhood, just like Ayrs and Jocasta. My worry is that the next war will be so big, nowhere with a decent restaurant will be left untouched. | David Mitchell | ||
| 6a34e92 | Rights are susceptible to subversion, as even granite is susceptible to erosion. My fifth Declaration posits how, in a cycle as old as tribalism, ignorance of the Other engenders fear; fear engenders hatred; hatred engenders violence; violence engenders further violence until the only "rights," the only law, are whatever is willed by the most powerful" | rights | David Mitchell | |
| 3e4a313 | Every book in a bookstore is a fresh beginning. Every book is the next iteration of a very old story. Every bookstore, therefore, is like a safe-deposit box for civilization. | bookstores civilization | Liam Callanan | |
| d179c2c | Impossible to know. The thing is, you take a fork in the road, it doesn't always work out for the better . . . but sometimes it does. It must. | John Sandford | ||
| 5ee20e7 | A diplomatic passport for a Tal Zahavi, with a current photo of Yael-1. The same birth date as in the other passport. The interior must have had fifty entry stamps for European and South American countries, plus the U.S., Japan, and South Korea. The woman traveled a lot. | John Sandford | ||
| 750521f | And he still had those two big nuts in his pocket that he'd picked up from the Purdys' barn workshop, the one with the green-and-yellow overspray on the floor, a green-and-yellow spray that didn't match the hard green and yellow of the John Deere, but did match the green and yellow of fair fire hydrants . . . and those nuts in his pocket. Why would you need a whole bag of big nuts, but no bolts? You wouldn't--unless they were shrapnel. And .. | John Sandford | ||
| e37778d | Murdered? Somebody murdered him?" Palmer was agog. A thin, soft man with a pitted nose and a bald, bumpy egg-shaped head dotted with dime-sized freckles, he was wearing jeans and a T-shirt that said, "NSA, Our Customer Service Pledge: You Talk, We Listen." | John Sandford | ||
| 7e9c131 | The gun locked open and he slammed another magazine in. As he did it, he either saw or imagined he saw a ripple moving through the cornfield and fired four more shots at it, then stopped, crouched, and stepped sideways across the nose of the truck, saw Robertson facedown in the driveway gravel. He was alive, pushing up with his hands, getting nowhere. | John Sandford | ||
| 8a03f09 | The aisles of the Varied Industries building had grown too coagulated, so Marlys led the girl around the building, the girl's legs churning to keep up. They came out directly behind the fire hydrant that they'd planted the night before, separated from it by the dense crowd. Marlys asked a tall man at the back, "Do you see them yet?" | John Sandford | ||
| 0e35502 | I don't know. He was hit hard. Bleeding out his mouth, bright red blood, so he probably took a hit to his lung. He was alive when they took him into the operating room . . ." Lucas gave him the details he had, then gave the phone to the highway patrolman, who knew Wood, and Wood confirmed Lucas's status." | John Sandford | ||
| b54a081 | Everyone should have a hippie painter anarchist in their lives. It's the guys in silvered aviators with guns that you've got to be wary of. | harmon john-sandford mgg michele-cook rampage the-singular-menace twist | John Sandford | |
| d8ad817 | here. Nobody's | John Sandford | ||
| 52eb205 | Though wickedly aware of his surroundings, he didn't look around; looking around attracted the eye. People who saw him would ask themselves, "Why's that guy looking around like that?" He'd learned not to do it." | John Sandford |