Snips

At some fairly early point in our lives, we solidify our perspective - the way we look at the world - into a filter through which all our senses pass. Whether we call this filter the wall of ego, the bubble of concept, a story line, or simply "thinking", it becomes a barrier between ourselves and the sensual wealth that surrounds us. Sight, sound, smell, taste, touch - all these are windows to the light within. They invite us to experience our lives fully. An unbuffered connection to our perceptual field invites us to be as open and fluid as our changing senses. Filtered perception limits our understanding of our own true nature, which is much more open and fluid than we generally acknowledge it to be.
Carlos Warter

"I've learned that people will forget what you said, people will forget what you did, but people will never forget how you made them feel."
Maya Angelou

"If you start to think the problem is ‘out there,’ stop yourself.
That thought is the problem."
Stephen Covey

"I want to know the thoughts of God; the rest are details."
Albert Einstein