Quotes About Awareness

You don't understand how much light you have until the lights go out.

Sometimes you've got to shout the truth and wake people up.

Perchance, I would listen. Have you said anything?

I've got my Replogle globe, because you've got to keep a world view, you can't just live like you're the only person on the planet who matters

You don't understand how much light you've got until the lights go out

Life and death played out before my very eyes. You don't see these things if you clean your room regularly.

Rather than thinking in terms of good and bad, it is more helpful to think in terms of conscious and unconscious, aware, and unaware.

There is a nearly unerring, unconscious radar that zeros in on relationships that repeat our childhood experiences.

There's a Buddhist saying that peace is like a sun that's always shining in your heart. It's just hidden behind clouds of fear, doubt, worry, and desire that continually orient you toward the past or the future. The sun comes out only when you're in the present moment.

Fear and negativity exist outside the now and naturally disappear when we realize that now is the only moment that really exists.

Today, as you move through your activities, be aware of the energy of your guardian angel. Whenever there is something of particular import that I am supposed to pay attention to, something that will help me unfold the tent of my life purpose, I feel a strong, loving presence on my left side that broadcasts the message "Listen, love, serve.

When you have a plan in mind and have tried honestly and diligently to make it happen, pay attention when nothing happens or when roadblocks constantly pop up.

The further we go on the spiritual path, the more we realize what beginners we really are.

Today, be aware of the judgments you make. Whenever you catch yourself judging someone, imagine that you are breathing in their pain in the form of black smoke. Breathe your happiness back to them.

We will think deeply about our values, our relationships, our motivation and our mind-habits. We will take responsibility for living our lives with awareness and love.

One of the most insidious forms of spiritual materialism is attachment to intellectual attainment.

Two or three times today, take a deep breath and enter the moment with mindful awareness.

The beauty of May draws us out of hibernation into a natural mindfulness of the blessing and abundance of nature. Gratitude and mindfulness are intimately related, for as we practice gratitude we come more aware, more present. We wake up.

Let me be open to all possibilities, living the full circle of my life in gratitude no matter when that circle is complete.

When my ego starts in with its judgments about what is wrong, what is not good enough, let me notice this pessimistic thinking and instead, see my blessings.

Gratitude is a natural outcome of mindfulness. It is also a way to become mindful. We often shut out natural beauty by becoming mindlessly absorbed in the chatter and worry of small mind with its endless self-absorbed attachments to past and future.

Help me take a deep breath whenever I'm caught in the ego and switch into an awareness of the present moment and the peace, joy, creativity and love of my own true nature, my Higher Self.

We become whole, healed, by making the invisible visible and bringing the darkness to light.

Awareness of breath is the cornerstone for developing control of the bodymind.