Nick Chill

“the Universe is set up spiritually to support and encourage our spiritual growth. If you center yourself in truth, then your Synchronicity will soar. If you participate in untruth, then you draw into your life a person who does the same thing to you, again not as punishment but to show you how it feels, so you can move back toward truth.”
― James Redfield, The Twelfth Insight: The Hour of Decision

“If you want to see how much you cling to the outside world in order to avoid drowning inside, just see what happens when the world doesn’t unfold the way you expect. What happens when someone very close to you behaves in a way that doesn’t align with your model? Your mind and heart catch fire. This happens even if the person hasn’t actually done anything.”
― Michael A. Singer, Living Untethered: Beyond the Human Predicament

“The Document says that during the transition from a material worldview to a more spiritual one, civility is the first thing that goes out the window. Those holding on to the old worldview often begin to cling to their obsessions with ever greater ferocity, until their beliefs become an ideology, a system of ideas that aren’t based on truth any longer. It is based on the perceived idea that there is an enemy out there threatening the world. And in such a dire situation, they feel it is okay to give up on truthful democratic debate and legal procedures. “The political Left and Right are both moving to the extreme because each thinks the threat is so great from the other side that extreme measures need to be taken. And of course, it’s all self-reinforcing. When people exaggerate the facts, they abandon truth, and then the Law of Karma kicks in, and each side draws in their opposites who are lying as well, and they just fan each other’s flames. “What’s worse,” he went on, “is that those in the middle—as we just saw—are constantly accused of being extreme by both sides, so gradually everyone tends to be pushed toward the extreme opposite poles.”
― James Redfield, The Twelfth Insight: The Hour of Decision

“Because I couldn’t afford hundred-dollar boots that would actually last”
― Kate Quinn, The Astral Library