Quotes About Belief

Your part is the easy part. The Universe does all the rest.

Of course there is a God, just not like the one taught by the blind who lead the blind.

Wherever you are right now, it's right; it's where you're supposed to be.

It doesn't do you any good to pray in question marks.

All deliberate change comes first from denying the logic that earlier gave you comfort.

Actually, no one knows much of anything at all, except: Everything is God, Thoughts become things, and Love is all.

Yet very likely, if they've strayed too far from truth, this lifetime will not nearly be long enough for them to find balance and clarity. They won't be safe, either for themselves or for others who similarly believe the world is an evil place. They'll need rehabilitation, ideally in a nurturing, supportive environment, yet if society believes this is out of reach, emotionally or financially, prisons and institutions will have to suffice.

Thoughts become things. Choose the good ones!

Lasse ab von "wie". Klope weiter an Türen und drehe Steine um, aber beharre nicht darauf, hinter welcher Tür oder unter welchem Stein du das Gesuchte findest. Konzentriere dich ausschliesslich auf das Endergebnis.

Eventually, religion began making up dots where no dots had ever existed.

sequences follow intention, shapes shift when you blink, and pasts are remade in each moment.

It's always best to assume that everyone either knows the truth or will know the truth, because either they do or they will.

Realize that the hows and whys will all make sense soon enough.

As a man thinketh, so he behaveth,

Life is like a nighttime dream. You create it for a reason—lessons and adventure—and it has meaning, order, and purpose, yet you forget that you're creating it because only by (fleetingly) believing it's real can you learn its lessons and secrets. All is well. And once the dream is over, it'll make perfect sense.

life is not fair—the cards are incredibly stacked in your favor.

Please don't confuse random with spontaneous. Spontaneous rocks. It emerges from a field of probabilities that you control, maintaining choice and meaning. It involves instinct and urge, hunches and feelings, imagination and belief. Random implies the opposite. Empty and pointless. Maybe or maybe not. Chance and luck.

Accordingly, evidence appeared to those who believed.

No wonder, given the brainwashing of the ages: being told that you are limited, aging, frail, born of sin, into sin, bound to unavoidably sin for the rest of your life, and that you'll be tested and judged anyway. Huh? Why? To see if you didn't sin? Quite an improbable setup. No win/no win. How about we roll back all of those ideas, leave the door open, and not connect dots that don't need connecting?

It's not possible. For better or worse, you cannot significantly change your life by manipulating the material world— not by working harder, not by studying longer, not by schmoozing, not by sweating, not by fasting, not by the hair of your chinny chin chin! But change—great change—is inescapable ... when you first begin manipulating the world of your thoughts. It is that simple. The Universe

Religion gives us forms and shapes for God to fit into, but He constantly proves to be bigger, wider, and deeper than our boxes. Just when we think we've figured out where God is going next, the wind blows somewhere else.

God will guide those whose hearts are open to follow.

We say to God, 'Show me and I'll believe.' Instead, God says to us, 'Believe, and I'll show you.' This is the life of following Jesus Christ. We say, 'God, show me your will and I'll obey you.' God says, 'Obey me, and I'll show you my will.

Saying you believe in something is one thing but living like you believe is often another. If your words and actions disagree, which will more loudly declare your beliefs?