Make Life Wonderful for Yourself and Others

Love other people as you love yourself.

But many people have low self-worth and low self-esteem. They loathe themselves.

It is easy to see.

Those who are busy loathing, hating and attacking others often feel the same about themselves.

One of the greatest services you can offer to others is to first learn to love yourself. Not a self-serving love, which is not love at all. But a love based on humbleness, compassion, forgiveness and the clarity to choose actions with the intention of Love.

Then you can love others as you love yourself.

Be kind, friendly, gentle, caring and forgiving to those around you, and to yourself. Make an effort to do this.

Embody characteristics of unconditional love.

In your daily activities, increase your awareness of chances to be of positive and loving service. Then act on more of them — actually apply yourself more than you have in the past.

Look into yourself for inner honesty and a measure of self-sacrifice. To only look out for yourself is to falter.

The person who intends hatred for others experiences the intention of hatred from others.

The person who intends love for others experiences the intention of love from others.

You receive from the world what you give to the world.

So the question becomes, after a person strikes you or gives cause for hatred or attack, where does it end?

Choose love, forgiveness, compassion and humbleness and be the miracle you want in your life.

Raising Collective Consciousness

As you can move away from your hostile actions towards yourselves and others, you are indeed raising the collective consciousness of humanity in ways never before seen as possible.

- Quote from David Wilcock

Calm

It is those who keep their heads, when all others are losing theirs and blaming it on you, who will truly succeed.

Attainment

One who is attempting to attain enlightenment always strives to be unmoved by external events and holds his or her center of focus and awareness of Oneness at all times.

Know Enlightened When You See It

“The mark of an enlightened person is not how good they are at their best, but how good they are at their worst.”