Quotes About Spirituality

My faith is stronger than ever, even when the church is not.

My faith is strongest when the night sky is clear.

Only one true friend have I, but not of this world is He.

Religion is but a book; it is your own self and the decisions you make that form goodness and badness.

Return to church do I when the ways of this world distort my perceptions.

There shall be no narrowness in Him or in The Philosophy.

There was an enlightenment in my mind, and too now, enlighten the world will I.

We must have faith, for if not, we lose a part of what makes us human.

Whatever does bring you to faith is good and divine.

When all is done, I will transcend in accordance with The Divine.

Rev. Brown If lovin' the lord is wrong, I don't want to be right.

Acknowledge who you are, then with resolution pursue your higher self, that ideal and perfect version of yourself, reflecting God's light, knowing that you will fail over and over again, but you pursue anyway. You live your life the best way you can, but the important thing is to live, and to do it with love.

To love God, no matter the name, and no matter the religion, is to make a wholehearted reach toward the universal, to come to see for oneself that in spite of the lonely feelings we have as individual people, each of us can still stand on our own two feet, supported by a higher, deeper power.

It would be much better for you to give up thinking of God and to create your own justice, since it is refused you.

I was drowning in spiritual texts and self-help books looking for answers everywhere outside myself.

Heaven means to be one with God.

You hear not with the ears, but with the mind; not with the mind, but with your soul.

Iron will not touch you, lord. Stone will not break you. You are the Wolf and the sky father watches.

You have only to feel the sacred music of your soul, to dance.

As Ram Dass puts it, "The ego is a tiny room. But the soul can merge into the One.

And this is what I mean by "aging from the inside out." If we merely move around our internal furniture, redesigning our roles and maintaining high gear, we do not see through the ego's charade. Instead, we permit it to continue its endless efforts at control. And this does not carry us deeper into our spiritual center, beyond ego.

our early personal histories and unmet emotional needs influence our adult spiritual quests and religious desires.

As Gandhi put it, "Those who say that religion has nothing to do with politics do not know what religion really means.

Don't say such changes cannot happen. A vast freedom could live inside you. A loaf of bread wrapped in a cloth for the table is just an object, but inside the human body, it becomes a gladness for being alive! —Rumi