Begin At Once To Live And Count

I Used To Teach Psychology, And I Don't Do That Anymore. I Teach Spirituality. And The Way That I Teach Now Is Just By Listening. I Listen A Lot.

Like A Lot Of Us, Sometimes I'm Preaching To The Choir, And Sometimes My Voice Doesn't Even Get Heard At All. Sometimes I Think That What I'm Writing Now Might Not Even Have An Impact For The Next Three Or Four Generations. Sometimes I Sit There And Write, And I Think, "it'll Be Two Hundred Years Before They Get What I'm Writing About."

Solitude Can Become Your Most Meaningful Companion And It Can Assist You In Being A More Giving Person In Your Spiritual Partnerships. Rather Than Regarding Your Partner's Need For Time Alone As A Threat, See It As A Time Of Renewal That You Celebrate. Make Every Effort To Help Each Other Have That Space. Treat That Space As Sacred.

Discontinue Deciding What Anyone Else Should Or Shouldn't Be Doing.

When You Meet Anyone, Treat The Even As A Holy Encounter.