Intuition: Quotations
“The word intuition is derived from the Latin intueri—which has been translated “to look upon," "to see within,” and “to consider and contemplate.” The [...]
Desire and Will According to the Upanishads
Excerpts From The Upanishads, ancient accounts of mystical revelations from the Vedas, Hindu’s oldest holy scriptures “Narada once came to Sanatkumara and asked to be [...]
The Four Great Vows of Zen Buddhism
The Four Great Vows of Zen Buddhism: However [...]
Intentions and Expectations: Quotations from the Christian Gospels GalleryIntentions and Expectations: Quotations from the Christian Gospels
History and Culture, Courage, Hope, Meaning: Quotations, Christianity, Forgiveness and Repentance: Quotations, Intention and Expectation: Quotations, Spiritual Diversity: Quotations
Intentions and Expectations: Quotations from the Christian Gospels
Words of Jesus as remembered by John “Verily, verily, I say unto you, He that believeth on me, the works that I do shall he [...]
Intention and Expectation: Quotations
“In caring for others and serving heaven, there is nothing like using restraint. Restraint begins with giving up one’s own ideas. This depends on [...]
Individualism: Quotations
“Normal comes from normaliter, meaning in a straight line, directly. The 16th and 17th century meaning of ‘normal’ was rectangular, perpendicular, standing at a [...]
Courage, Hope, Meaning: Quotations
“Helping out is not some special skill. It is not the domain of rare individuals. It is not confined to a single part or time [...]
Doubt, Certainty, and Humility: Quotations
"To believe fully and at the same moment to have doubts is not at all a contradiction: it presupposes a greater respect for truth, [...]
Fear, Courage, and Reassurance: Many Short Quotations
This long list of relatively short quotations has been collected over many years by Glenda Taylor. Scroll through to see them all. They are all [...]
Beauty: Quotations
Kenji Miyazawa: “We ordinary people must forge our own beauty. We must set fire to the greyness of our labor with the art of our [...]
