Who Do You Actually Believe In?
Belief in a distant God moves little. The decisive question is a different one: do you trust yourself to be what you want to be?
✦ Your outer world mirrors your inner state. Not as consolation, but as a tool. This is about understanding that principle and putting it to work in everyday life.
Belief in a distant God moves little. The decisive question is a different one: do you trust yourself to be what you want to be?
You want a person to behave differently? Then start with your image of them. What you hold to be true about others comes back to you.
You can't rewrite your past or touch your future. The only point where something actually happens is now.
Gratitude needs no cosmic recipient. It works because it changes the inner state from which you perceive the world in the first place.
Whatever you can imagine already exists. Otherwise you couldn't even think it. A sober look at a sentence that's bigger than it sounds.
Three little words that sound like honesty but work like a lock. Why "that's just how I am" often reveals less about you than you think.
A wish holds the desired thing at a distance. An assumption brings it into the present. That difference decides whether something stays a daydream or becomes reality.