Enlightenment is probably the most sought-after prize; living at the heart of it are all the jewels we seek… peace of mind, happiness beyond the senses, insight, balance, contentment and so much more. But in order to reach this pinnacle of human potential we have to make consistent effort to be loving and kind to ourselves and those around us. We have to give up what we ‘think’ we know to discover the truth about reality. So be aware of the many mirages on offer within the world of modernity and reconnect to that ancient voice of the soul, which beats at the heart of each of us.
The purpose of these Bite Size Insights is to encourage poignant reflection on matters pertaining to the self, consciousness and one’s identity. We hope you will use them to help expand your understanding and experience of the metaphysical world, where the true narration of life can be heard. Take some time to consider their meaning and relevance to you and they will help you meet the angels of your better nature.
- There is no journey towards enlightenment without understanding.
- It’s not enough to understand… Our intention and our actions are crucial on our journey.
- People live in their mirages. There are very few people standing in the oasis of truth.
- The reason very few people make it to enlightenment is this… they don’t face the truth about themselves.
- You cannot become beautiful until you love the ugly. Until you are willing to embrace the ugly in yourself, you will always be governed by the lowest common denominator in yourself.
- If you don’t discover and celebrate what is beautiful about you, you cannot become yourself. You’ll be an imposter in your own life.
- Don’t lose awe and wonder because awareness needs it.
- When your awareness stops, so do you… that’s the end of your growth. That’s the limitation of it.
- Respect is something you work for, respect is something that you get because of who you are… who you have chosen to be.
- Most of the truth lives in the grey. People are so dogmatic and black and white… so much so that it blinds them.
- Enlightenment isn’t cheap.
- Complacency really is the enemy of growth