Being Quotes

Most people have to get to a point where they don't have a choice before they'll change something.

Courage can't exist without action. Anything else is a lion without his roar.

You will never change, unless you are honest with yourself or you are forced to be authentic by someone that was honest with him or herself.

If you are reading this, be sure to count this on your blessings list.

You have to stand out, do something, to be remembered.

Cheating on self, is a paralysis of being.

In the long run most short cuts are flawed - especially on journeys to 'so-called' success

In the energy field, you have the power to create synchronicity at any time. Feel the joy, surprise, and perfect fit of connecting with the very person who is part of igniting your desire.

Choices create our map as we travel toward the new reality we are creating ~

Intuition is our knight in white, shining armor, there to help us claim our kingdom in the bold time of life.

When there is no purpose of thought or activities to keep us firmly planted in routines, we connect to our personal spirit. Then the adventure begins ~

To know the outcome of a desire means you are relying on what you already know. True change comes in colors you've never imagined. Expect serendipity and surprises ~

Leave time behind and listen to your rhythm ♫♪

Age is a timeless beauty. At each mile in my life journey, I am a distinctive blend of what I've experienced and the unique talents I was given to share with others.

Energy holds our potential in patterns of intelligence. Self awareness can take us to these shimmering fields so we can manifest our choices ~ Jeanne McElvaney

Possibilities are a mysterious beauty. They tease us to explore while our inner child cheers because an adventure is waiting.

Awareness is a gentle beauty. It hovers around me like a fairy, pointing to those things I would miss if I didn't look past the obvious and on the other side of busy.

When we shift from trying to figure it out to feeling our way, insight arrives.

Curiosity is a youthful beauty. Connected to joy and slipping around old beliefs, it urges us to investigate rather than assume.

Give your all to every experience, feel it breathe it appreciate it, nothing lasts forever, when it's gone you'll remember the feeling it once gave you and sometimes that's enough.

Quitting is only for those who are doubtful of their destiny.

The light is flame of life.

Rather blessings, after counting my misfortunes, I realized how the more blessed I am.

Leadership is inherent in our nature and is fundamental to our origins, our human makeup –and our destiny.

Nothing in life is a foregone conclusion unless and until it is foregone and concluded

[There is a] quiet glory [in] merely making things, and then sharing those things with an open heart and no expectations.

Laughter has got to be the single healthiest activity one can perform. Just think how healthy you would be if you could sincerely laugh at that which now oppresses you.

Well-being, or wholeness, implies integrity and harmony between all existing elements, providing freedom for the whole.

Getting down to the gym a couple days a week and having low-fat milk in your morning latte isn’t going to make much of a dent in a system or lifestyle that is essentially, well, unwell.

Appreciation, affection, focus and intention fill up the space of self-reflection, and one loses oneself in the engagement. And what a relief it is when you get there.

The nature of yearning is urgent so as to guarantee evolution, change.

The essential war within, and the cause of suffering, begins with the presumption that yearning, impulse and curiosity, desire and question, exist so as to end them. To attain, to acquire, to answer.

The subjective experience of intense pain (“That’s all I can take”) corresponds exactly to one’s subjective experience in relation to truth (“That’s all I can take”).

By its nature, what you yearn for is most often intimidating. It produces, and itself is, a question, and one that is not easy to engage or answer.

My intention is not to define a perfect life and then cause an unhappy analysis of what you are not doing correctly or are incapable of doing.

If you are “playing” too much or “working” too much, you will have a reaction on the other side, which indicates your pace is off, too slow or too fast.

Sometimes I wonder how much of our suffering we allow or impose on ourselves simply in search of our worthiness to accept our own respect and appreciation.

The exact proportion and combination of the qualities within you, as they are, even while you search and struggle for them to be different or better, is a unique beauty.

In making a clear distinction between desire (answer) and yearning (question), we inevitably end up back at personal purpose.

What you have to do to achieve what you want necessitates the creative actualization of the totality of your being as it is. Nothing more, but also nothing less.

The challenges are illusions, but necessary ones to determine if you can see through them.

What is at the base of shame or guilt? It is the consciousness of an imbalance, or of an action in the past that has caused, and probably continues to cause, suffering.

If you know what life really wants, and if you know what you really want, you can begin to create the relationship.

Transformation, on the other hand, is creating beauty from horror or destruction (or, for beginners, an actually pleasant evening with the usual family problems).

I think that as a species we’ve played at being the self-indulgent, spoiled adolescent way too long, and now there are permanent damages and absolute risks that most people are ignoring.

Through the realization of the potentials and possibilities within and outside of you, one connects imagination with reality. What could be becomes so.

The purest definition of “religious” is: relating to or manifesting faithful devotion to an acknowledged ultimate reality.

We do have some capacity to determine how things evolve, and how we evolve, individually and as a community or race. That’s a tremendous freedom and a tremendous responsibility.

If you don’t practice presence, you never learn how to have busyness facilitate accomplishment.

We will be happy if we can get around to the idea that art is not an outside and extra thing