The Opposite Of Courage Is Not So

All Excuses Are Nothing More Than Misalignments With God. Just Imagine The Great Creative Source Needing An Excuse. It Doesn't Have Any Concept Of, "i'm Too Busy. I'm Too Old. I'm Too Afraid. Things Are Going To Take Too Long." Source Doesn't Work Like That. The Tao Does Nothing, Lao-tzu Writes, But It Leaves Nothing Undone.

Research At The Subatomic Quantum Level Reveals An Invisible Connection Between All Particles And All Members Of A Given Species. This Oneness Is Being Demonstrated In Remarkable Scientific Discoveries. The Findings Show That Physical Distance, What We Think Of As Empty Space, Does Not Preclude A Connection By Invisible Forces. Obviously There Exist Invisible Connections Between Our Thoughts And Our Actions. We Do Not Deny This, Even Though The Connection Is Impervious To Our Senses.

When You Are Saying You Want To Feel Good, What You Really Are Saying Is You Want To Feel God: I Want My Thoughts To Be The Same As The Source From Which I Emanated.

Perhaps The Greatest Mistake We Can Make, Which Causes Loss Of Self-respect, Is Making The Opinions Of Others More Important Than Our Own Opinion Of Ourselves. You'll Find No Shortage Of Opinions Directed At You. If You Allow Them To Undermine Your Self-respect, You're Seeking The Respect Of Others Over Your Own, And You're Abdicating Yourself.

If You Don't Feel Fabulous, You Have Deviated From The Path Of Who-you-really-are.