As kindness is considered the highest form of intelligence, so must forgiveness be considered the highest form of love. It is only through forgiveness that we begin to truly see ourselves and our self worth and the possibilities/potential that we possess. Forgiveness (Be it of ourselves or of someone else) does not mean that what happened is acceptable, or that it’s ok to repeat, it means that we no longer allow the actions in question to affect our lives. So give yourself the highest form of love and let go of whatever pain or negative feelings, an action has caused for you. It doesn’t mean you condone it, it simply means that you’ve moved on with love for yourself.

The greatest epiphany you will ever experience is the moment when you personally realize, at the very core of your being, that we are all one. When you see the beauty or the flaws of another person it is akin to looking in the mirror. As it states in the Popol Vuh “ We are one. You are myself “

The soul resides in peace, love, harmony and joy. It lives in the quiet spaces between the musical notes, in the stillness between breezes, in the gentle warmth of sunshine on a spring day. It exists in the freedom from anger and hatred, In the oneness that is beyond the dichotomy of good and bad, right and wrong, light and dark. It is we who drag it through the muck and mire of our bittersweet lives trying to make that the reality of the soul’s residence and ultimate existence.

When we each personally realize the truth about death, then we begin the true journey. Death is not the end of anything, scientifically its actual existence is in doubt. As energy can neither be created nor destroyed, what we refer to as death is just a transference of the life force energy from this body to something else. There is still life in the body, just not the same life. As such death becomes less of a stoppage or doorway, or even a curtain, and becomes more like a veil lifted to reveal a gateway to something even grander than we allow ourselves to see when we are in this limited shell

We make such a big deal out of every single thought and/or stimulus that passes through our minds. We spend a lot of time fretting and worrying over all these ‘distractions’ that enter our lives. The question remains for each and every single one is, does it really matter? How much of our lives are spent dealing with fears and objections (90%of which never materialize) when we could be focusing on the beauty of the present moment. So when faced with the latest conundrum to come through your brain, take a moment and ask yourself does this item right now really matter? The probability is that it doesn’t and you’re free to move onto the next