If we could but comprehend our true nature, we would be humbled by the smallness of even the most significant acts of humans.
Bozebits
Inner peace comes to you when you let go of the idea that you cannot have a meaningful life unless you discover what it is you think you need to do
Bozeshorts
Bozebits
The cause of humans’ greatest struggles results when whom we have become egotistically (unreal) conflicts with what we are innately (real).
Carl’s Nutshells
Bozebits
Something beyond the mind and our physical conditions are free; it always has been and always will be. Each of us is greater than anything we can imagine, regardless of what others may try to impose on us. Find the “who” who came to this life, and you will know freedom. The free we all have at the non-physical level exceeds anything we think governments can provide
Bozebits
The purpose-driven life has its roots in the idea that we, as humans, have come into existence for some divine purpose, the finding of which can be our only way to happiness. It is not so; the purpose of life is living, and you are purposeful with every breath you take
Bozebits
Wanting is uncharacteristic of our divinity. The character of gods is to create. To create is to give. The ego asks, “let there be light so I may see,” while the divine part of us says, “let there be light so all may see.” Do all see when in your presence?
Bozebits
Human perception is the product of conditioning. Thus, it is limited, and we are only aware of a fraction of what is happening. Our level of consciousness is directly related to what we have been taught and by whom. Question everything you know, think and believe. It’s
hearsay
Bozebits
Do you respond to or relate to life? They who know their inner God, the divine self, have a relationship with life, which is incredible. The egoic identity tends to respond and react to life. Where do you fall?