Charles F. Glassman

Nature does not know of the challenges that face us. No matter what money difficulties we have, the sun will continue to shine. If it is health challenges we face, the grass will continue to grow. If a relationship is causing us grief, the ocean breeze will continue to blow. Taking a breath away from our challenges, and recognizing the nature around us, can help open the door to our Divine nature and allow the healing to begin.

Nature does not know of the challenges that face us. No matter what money difficulties we have, the sun will continue to shine. If it is health challenges we face, the grass will continue to grow. If a relationship is causing us grief, the ocean breeze will continue to blow. Taking a breathe away from our challenges, and recognizing the nature around us, can help open the door to our Divine nature and allow the healing to begin.

Opening the door to self-respect is a key of happiness.

As soon as you see the need to change your partner to save the relationship, it is then time to end it.

A sure way to go broke is to spend your outer riches before you have saved enough of your inner ones.

Anxiety, and the physical symptoms it causes, is merely fog along the path of independence and discovery.

As you see the need to change your partner to save the relationship, it is then time to end it.

If your comfort zone is misery, it's time to get uncomfortable.

Fear and anxiety many times indicates that we are moving in a positive direction, out of the safe confines of our comfort zone, and in the direction of our true purpose.

True self-confidence never needs to degrade the confidence of others in order to grow and survive. If it does, it__ not confidence at all_it__ ego.

We hurt ourselves much more than anyone can hurt us just by believing the stupid thoughts we get sometimes.

True self-confidence never needs to degrade the confidence of others in order to grow. If it does, it__ not confidence at all_it__ ego.

It takes a rare person to care the same or more about you than themselves. So, until you find that person, please look after yourself.

Before searching for happiness in others, we must first find it in ourselves.

When I remove the layers that say I can__, I discover a burning ember that says I should, I can, and I will.

Habits are familiar and comfortable, putting our reactions on autopilot and often leading us, instead, to great discomfort.

When we assign ourselves the mission of changing others who show no want or need to change, it blocks our spirit-it drains us-and prevents us from attracting into our lives that which we need to grow.

What separates courage from fear our the thoughts we choose to believe.