Every moment you are present, there is a little less darkness in our world.

We are on a journey of becoming that which we already are. That is the impossible paradox of our lives.

You get lost because you think there is somewhere to go. If you give up believing in a goal or a destination, then you cannot get lost. In the present moment, there is no destination.

Everything that happens is designed to awaken us. Everything.

The past is gone. The future never arrives. In truth, there is no life outside of this moment!

It disguises it’s thoughts as your thoughts, it’s feelings with your feelings, you think it’s you.

There is no greater power than the power of love, which arises from Presence. It overcomes all resistance.

When you are present, you are transcendent of the mind and ego and so you can witness your mind and ego. You can be conscious of your thoughts without being lost in them when they arise.

The underlying motivation that drives all addiction is our insistence on avoiding pain. However, the pain you are avoiding is based in the past, and has nothing to do with the present moment.

As you awaken, the present moment becomes your home. You still play in the world of time, but you're not identified with the story unfolding there.

Everything that occurs in your life is part of God's plan to wake you up.

In every circumstance, call out to Jesus Christ.

Sometimes, when you attempt to run away from your true calling, all roads will conspire to lead you back to where you came from.

Old women can see through walls.

Restraint is the better part of beauty.

Just call me Mr. Cain. And in 2013, they can call me Mr. President.

In the post-individualistic era, science and spirituality will become allies, and human beings will realize a vast potentiality now only dimly felt.

Whatever I may believe in theology, I do not believe in the doctrine of vicarious atonement in politics.

We don't have to talk about faith and family at dinner-we just show it.

I have literally played the most interesting parts since I turned 40.

I think I was always a drama queen. I really, really, really loved playing pretend.