“Every human being radiates the whole information about their life constantly into space.  We are all like a radio station and we are broadcasting our program 24 hours a day.”  Thomas Hübl

“Deep spirituality isn’t just about having a rigorous meditation practice or reciting spiritual texts correctly.  It’s about asking questions and challenging our beliefs, and the beliefs of others.  Sometimes that means pushing back on things we might, at face value, identify as spiritual.”  Sharon Salzburg

” …if your primary motivation is to love, there is no such thing as failure — except in your failure to draw love from an ever deeper level.”  Fr. Richard Rohr

“When we get lost we need only pause, look at what is true, relax our heart and arrive again.”  Tara Brach

“Listening should only be done with the Heart.  Think with your Heart and everything is OK.  Think only with your head sometimes.  When your head prostrates to the Heart, things will become beautiful again.”  Mooji

“One does not have consciousness, one is consciousness itself.  If he has it as something separate than him… there comes duality.”  Salish Kaku

“I still believe that a human being does not die at once, but in a way, we die in pieces; whenever a friend departs, a piece dies and whenever a lover leaves, a piece dies and whenever a dream of our dreams is killed, a piece dies, then finally, the greater death arrives, only to see all our pieces long dead, so he picks them up and departs.”  Khalil Gibran

“Many people think that being spiritual means being positive, but being spiritual means being conscious and aware.  To become conscious is a much different thing than to become positive.  To become conscious and aware, we must become authentic.  Authenticity includes both positive and negative.”  Teal Swan

“Treat people with kindness because behind every face is a story that could use a little more love.”  Cheryl Richardson

“Anytime you’re going to grow, you’re going to lose something. You’re losing what you’re hanging onto to keep safe.  You’re losing habits that you’re comfortable with, you’re losing familiarity.”  Carl Jung