Humility is not just admitting mistakes – it is trying to find new ways to be wrong.

The more times we are wrong, the more times we can find the truth.

If we are right all the time, it really means we have not opened our hearts to a better way.

Fresh eyes and fresh ears are the fastest way through a problem.

That is why we share, that is why we have community, that is why have family.

The more we share, the more we can help and be helped.

The reward is not the outcome, the reward is the feelings the outcome creates.

Face to face is great.

Heart to heart is better.

One kind action is worth more than one million kind intentions.

One kind word spoken is worth more than one million kind prayers.

As we focus on what is real and true, our peace increases.

Our peace is felt and becomes stronger because of our focus.

 

Truth is found in questions. Before the question, there is no desire or “need” for truth. If we want to get better, we ask the right questions. All healing is found in truth.

Insights come from reflection and experience. Insights are true, insights that are not true are delusions. The wrong thoughts can distort our insights and create delusions. In order to create the right thoughts study, focus, commit and trust people who love you and want to support you.

Commitment means there are no other options.

If you are committed to anything, your only outcome is that thing.

When you are committed, you find clarity.

Your focus is pure.

Your dedication is real.

Simple Truth:  People like people who like them.

In science, they call this “Reciprocal Liking” or  “The Reciprocity of Attraction” — if you like someone first (actions, words) there is a better chance they will like you back. We want to be around people who like us.

This truth also eliminates the need to want to impress others with accomplishments or physical appearances, it turns superficialness upside down and creates deeper relationships.