Not wise is one who knows many things; one is wise who knows a way of doing one’s duty...

To teach is to learn twice.

We will not make sense of experiences if we discover not a purposes of living.

life is built firmly on showing that love matters. Insight into love is growth in wisdom and peace. An answer to life is love.

We’re to plumb the depth of experiences and not live superficially. Much that we care to observe is infused with spirit and a disclosure of grace. The art of life is to get the message. Listening is an art that plugs us into many things. Everything is speaking, is audible and communicating in spite of apparent silence. Through the natural world we grasp answers from indigenous people. If we keep doing right, everything that befalls us and all that we encounter will contribute to wholeness.

Adhere to laugh-provoking situations. Humor reduces stress, anxiety, worry and frustration. Humor takes the sting out of difficulties, and helps us not to take ourselves too seriously.

Good attitudes lead to good life experiences. A good is known as such when first seen. It adds to well being when we respond to all good gladly and promptly. The more energetically we form a resolution, the more energetically are we to carry it out.

Meditation serves a salutary salve to our senses.

Awareness helps us speak more to hearts and less to hurts.

We experience a resplendence of self care and formation of person in seeking our missing pieces.

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Joyfulness is emotional resilience, wellbeing, and vigor, with fewer mood swings, and less phobia. It is being joyously busy with living.

We discover the purpose for living through life's trials, in reality and humiliation. We are to face our duties in the now, never in the whenever. We must be both active and contemplative to regulate and balance a faith-filled life. Mediocrity can only debilitate a person.

Just as dieting and exercise tend to embellish our body, sacrifice and good works beautify the countenance. The purpose of our lives is built into the very cells of our being. A person will remain unimproved for years if he travels upon a path of inattention to inner and outer growth.

Begin with a good endeavor, continue because of its meaning, and reach perfection for its reason.

Growth means meeting more and more with responsibilities both to ourselves and others. Neglect adds to responsibilities and decreases energies. Meeting willfully and promptly with what we must, increases energies. We can either let problems make us better or bitter. Let sensible consideration be greater than wrong doing.

Wrongful pride keeps itself from embracing real values. It looks but does not see. Humility sees, for it takes time and effort to look in earnest. Humility walks in sincerity.

To trust in love is to understand truth.

There is a genius in us. We can see and use it wisely or wrongly. Everything we do produces a result. What am I doing with results.

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Wisdom comes from living through triumphs and defeat, for both joy and sorrow; it tempers lives.

It's good to hear about, read, see, know and determine what is appropriate for a proper growth of mind, body and spirit; but the gist of it lies in a quick doing of what is best. We carry on while we do not evade upgrading change. We live close to truth and beauty rather than complacency. We control our senses. We're aware of the value of restraint, and uphold dignified manners.

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Time is one of our great gifts. We cannot make it or demand it; yet we waste it. When it is past, we cannot replace it. We're to embrace time and share it lovingly with others.

There is a profound link between us, love's function, and the need to share it. Our work in the world is love's work, not our own. We are to be gatherers, drawing others to love, not ourselves, proclaiming a unity of love.

Honor avoids him who seeks it, and seeks him who avoids it. Only by humility is goodness honored. Many are humble with their lips but not silently in their heart.

In reliving yesterday or anticipating tomorrow, we are to consider that each present moment holds exactly what is best for us. Experiences will in time be behind us.

Study has two functions: the first is to moderate and regulate a desire for knowledge, which sometimes passes all bounds. The second is to banish sloth and rouse our mind to avail itself of its sights and talents.