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Raz Mihal
“Love is the source of everything and is the 'blood' of our souls and existence itself.”
Raz Mihal, Just Love Her

Raz Mihal
“My mind tried to conquer these feelings like ‘God is Love’. My heart intuitively created a space in my mind for the inception of the idea that ‘Love is God’.”
Raz Mihal, Just Love Her

Katherine   Parker
“Along with the pain, an even greater Love and Compassion seemed to gently hold all the suffering of the world in an embrace.
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Katherine Parker, Resonance Alchemy: Awakening the Tree of Life

Llewellyn Vaughan-Lee
“How can we speak about sustainability without speaking about the Sustainer?”
Llewellyn Vaughan-Lee, Spiritual Ecology: The Cry of the Earth

Hazrat Inayat Khan
“The soul is life, it never touches death. Death is its illusion, its impression, death comes to something which it holds, not to the soul itself. The soul becomes accustomed to identify itself with the body it adopts, with the environment which surrounds it, with the names by which it is known, with its rank and possessions, which are only the outward signs that belong to the world of illusion. The soul absorbed in its childlike fancies, in things that it values and to which it gives importance, and in the beings to which it attaches itself, blinds itself by the veils of its illusion. Thus it covers its own truth with a thousand veils from its own eyes.”
Hazrat Inayat Khan, The Heart of Sufism: Essential Writings of Hazrat Inayat Khan

Hazrat Inayat Khan
“When a person begins to see all goodness as being the goodness of God, all the beauty that surrounds him as the divine beauty, he begins by worshiping a visible God, and as his heart constantly loves and admires the divine beauty in all that he sees, he begins to see in all that is visible one single vision; all becomes for him the vision of the beauty of God. His love of beauty increases his capacity to such a degree that great virtues such as tolerance and forgiveness spring naturally from his heart. Even things that people mostly look upon with contempt, he views with tolerance. The brotherhood of humanity he does not need to learn, for he does not see humanity, he sees only God. And as this vision develops, it becomes a divine vision which occupies every moment of his life. In nature he sees God, in man he sees His image, and in art and poetry he sees the dance of God. The waves of the sea bring him the message from above, and the swaying of the branches in the breeze seems to him a prayer. For him there is a constant contact with his God. He knows neither horror nor terror, nor any fear. Birth and death to him are only insignificant changes in life. Life for him is a moving picture which he loves and admires, and yet he is free from it all. He is one among all the world. He himself is happy, and he makes others happy.”
Hazrat Inayat Khan, The Heart of Sufism: Essential Writings of Hazrat Inayat Khan

Valentina Mandarin
“This, she realized, was the alchemy of living: to take sorrow and transmute it into strength, to turn grief into wisdom, and loss into a language that might light the way for others.”
Valentina Mandarin, The Alchemist's Tango

Magdalena .
“A heart rose from its own ashes. Not with a fire that burns. But with a light that glows. A light that illuminates truth.

But how could you rise from the ashes without a fire burning you first?”
Magdalena ., A Dark Life of the Soul : The Light Within

Magdalena .
“To that little soul who is reading this — nothing was ever wrong with you. You were simply feeling everything. In a world that is hardly able to speak the deep true language of love.”
Magdalena ., A Dark Life of the Soul : The Light Within

Zeon Vale
“Life's Unscripted Path
Life doesn't follow a predictable script.
It doesn't ask your permission to shake you to the core—
and rarely whispers the reason why.”
Zeon Vale, The Call of the North – 42 Weeks and One Day

Zeon Vale
“Divine Threads of Light
Sometimes, God doesn't arrive as an answer, but as a question that tears you in two—stitching you back with threads of light.
Life doesn't belong to you. You belong to life—and that's the first true freedom.”
Zeon Vale, The Call of the North – 42 Weeks and One Day

Zeon Vale
“Beyond Time's Grasp
In the instant you love, you no longer belong to time.
Love holds no room for time—it's the sole act that suspends all.”
Zeon Vale

Zeon Vale
“The Clarity of Purpose
When you know why you exist, you no longer question what comes next.”
Zeon Vale

Zeon Vale
“The Light That Remains

No more void,
nor silence,
nor desire to kindle.
All burns
without flame—
a gentle sun within,
that neither seeks nor proves,
only breathes.
Words have melted into light,
and light has grown simple—
a sort of peace that claims no name.
There,
even shadow is tender,
even silence wears a face.
Nothing left to utter,
yet all is heard.”
Zeon Vale

Zeon Vale
“The Bottomless Void

I am seized by a longing
to dwell in the bottomless void,
where weight plummets,
and the heart ascends.
There, love knows no edges,
asks nothing, promises nothing,
only levitates—
like a vapor that knows
All is already whole.
There is no time,
no names, no fear;
only silence that breathes through light
and an invisible thread
that binds all we've lost
To all we've understood.
I am seized by a longing
to no longer be—
and yet, to be more fully
than ever before.”
Zeon Vale

Sean B. McElhill
“Spirit did not enter flesh to suffer; it entered flesh to awaken inside it.”
Sean B. McElhill, The Divine Discovery: Observing The Human Experience

Kathleen  Johnson
“We’ve called terminal what heaven calls temporary. We’ve settled for symptom management when Jesus offers resurrection.”
kathleen johnson, Healed to Heal

Anthon St. Maarten
“You came into this world at this time because you wanted to. You chose it as a spiritual mission, and you arrived ready and prepared. You can do hard things. Instead of losing hope, recognise that you are part of a global awakening and a shift in human consciousness that has been centuries in the making, and you have a role to play.”
Anthon St. Maarten, Divine Living: The Essential Guide To Your True Destiny

Sidonie Bouchet
“You were not made to choose between light
and dark. You were made to hold them both.”
Sidonie Bouchet, The Balanced Lightworker: Integrating Light & Shadow Beyond Spiritual Bypassing

Omar Delawar
“Spiritual transformation entails the death of who you thought you were, and there is considerable grief, terror, and despair that goes along with that, akin to actually losing someone in the physical world.”
Omar Delawar

Magdalena .
“A belief began to form profoundly inside her — that crying reflected a flaw. That her tears were a problem. That She should trap them in. So She did.
The tears started pouring on the inside.
She cried alone at night, for hours, in her room — so no one could see or hear her.
The tears did not come the way She had anticipated. Just enough to remain strong for everyone else.
Strength, for her, had always meant this — trapping inside what needed to be released, so that others could fall apart safely between her hands.”
Magdalena ., A Dark Life of the Soul : The Light Within

“The Reformation cracked the marble walls of empire, but the restoration still calls to us today. We are living in another awakening, the rediscovery of the Hebraic roots of faith, the reunion of the Word and The Way, belief and obedience, Spirit and truth.”
Angel Tate Keaton & Todd G Keaton, The Way: Restoring Righteousness, Walking the Ancient Covenant Path of Jesus, & Uncovering Paul's Impact on Law and Gospel

Mihail Sol
“My next memory is of joy – a joy so complete it has no edges, no beginning, no place where it ends and something else begins. The moment a part of my consciousness slipped into the cup of my mother, into the deep ocean of her love. The moment I was sheltered by a womb.”
Mihail Sol

“Silence is the language of the Self; only the awakened heart can truly hear it.”
Siva Muralidharan

Mihail Sol
“My world became very small.
And the shadows became very large.
They rose around me like a canyon, like a throat, like the space between two hands coming together – and for one moment, one genuine, unmistakable moment, I felt the full weight of their nature pressing against the part of me that knew itself as this.”
Mihail Sol, Iris and the Ocean of Remembering: Before the First Breath

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