Spiritual Guide Quotes

“[From the Spirit realm, we, the Spirit guides] can only see and hear you when we adjust our frequencies in a way that makes your universe visible to us. When you reach upward, asking for a guide, you change your energy and become visible to us. Your intent to go higher is very visible in our universe, and we are aware of you as you reach upward.”
― Sanaya Roman, Duane Packer, Opening to Channel: How to Connect with Your Guide

“Knowing what's ETERNAL will sustain you through the EPHEMERAL.”
― Tehya Sky

“Find that person who will make your whole world tremble with a few words. Apprentice yourself faithfully to him until you can make your own world tremble constantly.”
― Charbel Tadros

“There is a Divine Spiritual Teacher within you.

First become totally silent; only listening to the sound of your deep slow breathing.

Then be open; be innocent; and listen..... just listen.......as you breathe.... just listen....”
― Leland Lewis, Angelic Tales of The Universe. Tale 1. The Ancient Woman, The Secret Cave

“Once you have met your guru, you are done for. Once you have fallen in love with a guru, there’s no going back. Oh, you can, for sure, leave. You can even say that you hate them. Worse, you can say you were mistaken and that they aren’t your guru at all. But you can never really leave. The magnetic love of a true guru will always be with you because gurus never stop loving their chosen ones. If you come to them and they say yes, the guru knows that whatever stupid thing you may (and probably will) do, they will not stop loving you. Never. Ever. They cannot escape from you and so it is only fair that you cannot escape from them either.”
― Donna Goddard, Prana

“According to Plato, Socrates said: "I have, since my childhood, been attended by a semi-divine being whose voice from time to time dissuades me from some undertaking, but never directs me what I am to do." Another writer, Xenophon, quotes Socrates as saying, "up to now the voice has never been wrong.”
― José Silva, The Silva Mind Control Method

“Your failures must be attributed to trying to make something happen, not to make you feel stupid.”
― Nelly Ferrari, The Kodach Secrets: The Book of Real-Life Transformation

“The way you treat life is usually the way life treats you.”
― Nelly Ferrari, The Kodach Secrets: The Book of Real-Life Transformation

“No, it is not easy to forgive. You may want to forgive people you love because you want them back in your life.”
― Nelly Ferrari, The Kodach Secrets: The Book of Real-Life Transformation

“In reality, nobody is more important than anybody: everybody is important to somebody.”
― Nelly Ferrari, The Kodach Secrets: The Book of Real-Life Transformation

“An opinion is just an opinion as there is no accounting for taste.”
― Nelly Ferrari, The Kodach Secrets: The Book of Real-Life Transformation

“The value of a person is measured by the extent of her charity, not by the size of her be-longings.”
― Nelly Ferrari, The Kodach Secrets: The Book of Real-Life Transformation

“The value of a person is measured by the extent of her charity, not by the size of her belongings.”
― Nelly Ferrari, The Kodach Secrets: The Book of Real-Life Transformation

“The more charitable people grow to be, the more worthy they become.”
― Nelly Ferrari, The Kodach Secrets: The Book of Real-Life Transformation

“To be proud is to live pretentiously around riches; to be humble is to live unpretentiously despite riches.”
― Nelly Ferrari, The Kodach Secrets: The Book of Real-Life Transformation

“The more you fail in faithfulness, the less your heart feels defeated.”
― Nelly Ferrari, The Kodach Secrets: The Book of Real-Life Transformation

“God only sees your needs and intentions, not your dramas.”
― Nelly Ferrari, The Kodach Secrets: The Book of Real-Life Transformation

“Creating more conflicts or commotions over your past perishing fruits is to live a life with a putrid heart.”
― Nelly Ferrari, The Kodach Secrets: The Book of Real-Life Transformation

“To be joyful, you must ignore little wrongs and stop opening old wounds.”
― Nelly Ferrari, The Kodach Secrets: The Book of Real-Life Transformation

“A wise person never says anything that disturbs her well-being.”
― Nelly Ferrari, The Kodach Secrets: The Book of Real-Life Transformation

“A talent not shared is the same as a gift never offered.”
― Nelly Ferrari, The Kodach Secrets: The Book of Real-Life Transformation

“No adversity should be deep enough to undercut your gratitude.”
― Nelly Ferrari, The Kodach Secrets: The Book of Real-Life Transformation

“It may not be easy to accept, but there is an eternal lesson to be learned only if you remain steadfast under trial.”
― Nelly Ferrari, The Kodach Secrets: The Book of Real-Life Transformation

“The world is too complex to be explained in one sentence.”
― Nelly Ferrari, The Kodach Secrets: The Book of Real-Life Transformation

“To become optimistic, you must focus on every little thing that makes you happy.”
― Nelly Ferrari, The Kodach Secrets: The Book of Real-Life Transformation

“Too much expectation produces too much confusion in your life.”
― Nelly Ferrari, The Kodach Secrets: The Book of Real-Life Transformation

“Luna, a figure sculpted from the very heart of the Louisiana bayou, stood as the focal point of the glade. Her existence seemed interwoven with the very fabric of the swamp, a living embodiment of its mysteries and resilience. Her deep eyes, pools of ancient knowledge that seemed to hold the secrets of generations past, pierced through the assembled gathering, reading the intentions and desires etched on each face. Nothing could be hidden from Luna; she saw through facades and touched the raw, untamed truth within each soul. Tonight, she was dressed to honor the union of Elara and Declan, a sacred duty held with the utmost reverence. Her indigo dress, hand-dyed with pigments extracted from the swamp flora and adorned with symbolic beadwork depicting the creatures of the swamp - the watchful alligators, the nimble herons, the elusive panthers - spoke of her heritage and her sacred role as a conduit between the human and spirit realms. The intricate patterns were more than mere decoration; they were a visual prayer, a testament to the delicate balance of life within the bayou's embrace.”
― Alexis Marie LaRue, Under The Blood Moon