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Comment on David Wolfe & Michael by Katrina Bajana

Katrina Bajana — Mon, 23 Aug 2010 18:03:20 +0000

Awesome! Thank you for the good energy and for a message so inspiring! Many blessings for the both of you. And by the way Michael, I aim to have your same inner peace and calmness one day!

Comment on Five Steps For A Graceful, Spiritual Journey by Katrina Bajana

Katrina Bajana — Wed, 18 Aug 2010 17:37:36 +0000

The expression “Whatever you are, however you are, you belong to Me” made me tear too! thank you for the wonderful article. Your website is an inspiration! many Blessings to all of you here <3

Comment on Five Steps For A Graceful, Spiritual Journey by Adieam

Adieam — Tue, 17 Aug 2010 05:27:57 +0000

Thank for sharing this. I am amazed! It reflects perfectly on my own journey..Much love to you xx

Comment on Five Steps For A Graceful, Spiritual Journey by alana

alana — Mon, 16 Aug 2010 16:34:55 +0000

ps…. thank You thank you

Comment on Five Steps For A Graceful, Spiritual Journey by alana

alana — Mon, 16 Aug 2010 16:32:19 +0000

I have enjoyed how you mention the loveableness & enlightenment of folks who don’t gather spiritual knowledge, or don’t play a “spiritual person” role. just ordinary people just living it – So interesting. I have been noticing this in my life. In fact, I notice it in soo many people that surround me, friends who are full of life, radiance & upliftment. Like my friends who never seems to get tired or bored! and they aren’t eating exactly consciously, or practicing peacefulness or meditation, or any of these seemingly foundational things. I love it when these friends do share wisdom or talk about the intangible… & what they share, its soo meaningful & powerful!!!. they tap into that space, even for just a moment. I have been memorized by this, as it teaches me so much about my own aspirations, and what exactly I am trying to do here Makes me think very deeply about lifetimes & lifetimes of experiences, & how we each have to do what we need to do in our lives, each according to our own infinite reasons. that we all have immediate access to total peace, wisdom, compassion & understanding. the easier we are with ourselves, the easier it is to tap in. & with this, perhaps, none of us are farther ahead than any one else.

Comment on Five Steps For A Graceful, Spiritual Journey by Chris Edwards

Chris Edwards — Thu, 12 Aug 2010 20:07:31 +0000

I’m glad that I found your loving and thoughtful words. I’m always skeptical when I get emails promising one thing or the other. I’m thankful that I was led here.

Where am I on the journey? I’m between the first and the second step. Intellectually, I understand all of the steps but my growth is between those first two steps. I feel as I usually do, that at times I’m stuck in a certain place and can’t move forward

I love the way that you describe each step and yes, what you say does resonate with me.

Much more to say but I’ll leave it for another occasion.

Comment on Five Steps For A Graceful, Spiritual Journey by James

James — Wed, 11 Aug 2010 17:50:22 +0000

First I would like to extend my gratitude for you commitment to share. I have found myself on some days of the first step and other days it seemed a precipice of the unknown. It really hit home when you spoke of our deep involvement in this journey and how we somehow lose our direction spiritually. I want to believe I have brought many smiles and kind words to help others along the way by only listening to them. So were in such a state of infirmity and others it appears were very lonely, but they sought me out and why I do not know. This has been, I feel a blessing but somehow, like you mentioned, a hindrance toward my own spiritual growth. I do not question what is, but only ask the Creator for His Divine wisdom and guidance. I do hope I am somewhere on the staircase toward receiving His grace.
Thank you Brother Michael for your many articles, your time, and most of all your spirit. Sending my positive energy and hoping that collectively we all can make a difference here in earth school.
Blessings.

Comment on Five Steps For A Graceful, Spiritual Journey by Farrelly

Farrelly — Wed, 11 Aug 2010 14:11:53 +0000

When I slip I remember to remember the Love.

Comment on Five Steps For A Graceful, Spiritual Journey by Jose Leonardo Guzman

Jose Leonardo Guzman — Wed, 11 Aug 2010 13:38:02 +0000

This post or article, just came out at the perfect moment. Literally for me has been a blessing and I am telling why. Last night I was feeling very overwhelmed about the day, the things I want to achieve, the little time to get things done. I just finished a course about how to be productive and get done in live the things I dream about. But even with having this New Knowledge I (last night) was feeling stressed a little burn out because I pressure my self and sometimes feel frustrated at the end of the day for the things I did not get done…ok, so about 11:30 p.m. I took my agenda and was going to review it again and see the things for the next day.
I took three minuets and got aware that I really completed the day´s tasks and that I could rest because little by little I can achieve things and get the habit of completing and getting things done and go one step closer to my goals…in that relieving moment I got the email about this post and took the time to read it (went to bet about 1 o’clock but it was worth it) it was for me very “magical”, constructive, of a big learning. I know this article is more focused about the spiritual search (which I am just starting again to do) but in the moment, in my practical situation it just felt right specially in step 1: learning that KNOWING the path is not being it is just the map and more over, the map is NOT the territory…this brought me to step 2, acceptance and taking my time to implement new knowledges. Taking care of my self and giving time to get the discipline and achieving my goals…this also applies to the new soul search I am into right now.
This post has been great. I don´t have any other thing to say but THANK YOU, THANK YOU.THANK YOU!!!!

Comment on Five Steps For A Graceful, Spiritual Journey by Cristiane

Cristiane — Wed, 11 Aug 2010 07:22:21 +0000

Hi Michael

Beautiful article! Thank you so much for sharing it!!

Since childhood I have always known somehow life wasn’t what I was experiencing. I felt lost and alone for years, but always tried to understand why, maybe too much.
I gave in to my analytical side completely in order to understand the world around me, and for a long time I thought I was doing too much of it, but now I know this was my way of trying to find myself.

Had many pains, broken relationships, and nearly got to despair, until one day after a bad relationship break something clicked and that was the turning point!
And as you mentioned, I spent some time thinking I knew what was going on, but deep inside I knew I didn’t.

Now I have gone back to basics. I am on a path of working with my foundations first, my body, get healthy and grounded, and still let my mind wonder as I can’t remember having so many ‘eureka’ moments as I have had the past few months. Now that I’m more relaxed and learned to let go of pressuring myself, things seem to make sense, my purpose here seems clearer and clearer and my mind doesn’t buzz as much as it used to.

This is an incredible time of my life (probably around step 1 and 2) and I can’t wait to see what’s coming next… whenever I am ready.

Much blessings

Cris