“Your mind wants to be right, but your soul wants the truth. This is why you should never discuss conflicting ideas in anger or sadness. Anger and sadness are emotions of the mind. When faced with the truth that your soul recognizes, you will feel it in your heart, but with the anger or sadness, your mind will force you to keep arguing, find something else to be right about, or deny being wrong. This prevents the truth and peace from returning. “Doe Zantamata
“Viewing rejection as “you’re not good enough” will cause you to try to change in order to become “good enough” for that person or circumstance. Seeing rejection as “it’s not right for you, but they happened to recognize it first,” frees you to find something or someone who is right for you instead. At the heart of this shift in thinking are four very important things: 1. Love yourself, 2. Accept yourself, 3. Do your best, 4. Have confidence in the other three. “Doe Zantamata
“Anyone can hold a grudge, but it takes a person with character to forgive. When you forgive, you release yourself from a painful burden. Forgiveness doesn’t mean what happened was OK, and it doesn’t mean that person should still be welcome in your life. It just means you have made peace with the pain and are ready to let it go. ” Doe Zantamata
“As you learn to trust and act on your sense of intuition, it will continue to strengthen. Soon, it will become like any other sense and will guide you toward good and away from danger. If you saw a train coming toward you, you would move out of the way. If you hear the phone, you answer it. This will become the way your intuition works. You will “just know” when to move toward or away from people and circumstances as reliably as if you saw, heard, or knew with information from any other sense. ” Doe Zantamata
“Love heals” isn’t just a wishful thought. Love literally heals a broken heart, dashed hopes, and shattered faith. It gives rise to new dreams out of old ones that were not fulfilled. It sees the importance of the individual, of the moment, and also of the bigger picture at the very same time. It brings peace to tragedy and calm to chaos. It does not erase the hurt, but it always makes it better than it could ever possibly be without it. ” Doe Zantamata