True ‘magic’ is simply the ability to transcend what seems to be and, thus, transform one’s experience. Maybe we could all use a little ‘Harry Potter’ in our lives.
BILL CRAWFORDSometimes our ability to accept what we can’t change is tied to our willingness to change what we can.
More Bill Crawford Quotes
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When a loving, meaningful experience is our goal, we must trust an energy that is congruent with that goal as our guide along the way. Bottom line, trust love over fear if love is what you’re after.
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Problems occur when we tie our peace of mind to another’s state of mind.
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To understand ourself, we must understand our “selves,” or the parts of us that motivate our thoughts, decisions, and behaviors.
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Images of resentment and revenge only have us spending the precious moments of our lives imagining the ‘other’ as both dangerous and important!
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There are two ways to make someone important in our lives … we can either love them or hate them.
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The true measure of our belief in the validity of our values is our willingness to act upon them.
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To influence others, we must know what is influencing them… and they must know that we get it.
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When we engage people positively, we create a receptive platform for the ideas and information we wish to communicate.
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Family is the place where acceptance and validation are most needed, but often the hardest to find.
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When we take no responsibility for any aspect of our past, we limit our ability to respond in the present and the future.
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Fear of feeling bad rarely makes one feel good.
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What we feed our mind becomes the material with which we build our life.
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We can’t always choose how we feel. We can, however, choose what we do about it, which ironically can change how we feel!
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It’s not simply what we feel, but what we feed, that determines what we do and how we live.
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Sometimes our ability to accept what we can’t change is tied to our willingness to change what we can.
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