Be impeccable with your word
All the magic you possess is based on your word. Depending upon how it is used, the word can set you free, or it can enslave you even more than you know.
Question: Does “being impeccabl...
Doing our best means living in the present moment, taking into account our current emotional, energetic, and physical state... The fourth agreement encourages us to be flexible and honest with doing our best using the resources available to us, within and without. From Tips for Doing Your ...
Karma is the eternal assertion of human freedom. . . . Our thoughts, our words,
and deeds are the threads of the net which we throw around ourselves.
— Swami Vivekananda
The third spiritual law...
Science and religion have been at odds for centuries – neither believing that the other has the truth about reality. Today, a new spirituality (or rather a revival of ancient beliefs) and a new physics are emerging - and together they appear to be revealing a new version of “reality.” Quant...
I can impeccably say that I am not always impeccable with my word.
What does it mean to be impeccable? I used to think it meant being perfect and never making a mistake. But don Miguel's definition of impeccable changes everything.
From its Latin roots, impeccable means without sin....
The bestselling author of The Four Agreements talks about his book,
The Voice of Knowledge
QUESTION: When I first saw the title of your new book, The Voice of Knowledge
Thy infinite gifts come to me only on those very
small hands of mine. Ages pass, and still thou
pourest, and still there is room to fill.
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The first agreement, Be Impeccable With Your Word, is designed to minimize drama and stress and support truth and ease.
But, oh, sometimes drama can be so much fun!
Until it is not fun. At all.
Last night I taught a class on Drama-Free Living and Finding Inner Clarity, and we...
If you wish for anything more in life – more abundance, love, freedom, good health, financial security, joy, creativity, etc – and you find yourself continuously striving for it, it could be a result of how you see yourself.
Ordinarily we don’t want to grade or compare ourselves with...
I was born into an ancient wisdom tradition known as Toltec. My grandfather was an old nagual (shaman), and I worked hard all my youth to earn his respect.
As a teenager, I wanted to impress him with my opinions about everything I was learnin...
