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How to Recognize the Divine Within Yourself and Others

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How to Recognize the Divine Within Yourself and OthersDaniel Scranton – “We are here for you. We are The Creators. We are a twelfth-dimensional collective of nonphysical beings, and we are here to help.

We know you very, very well, and we find you quite fascinating, even from our nonphysical dimension. That is we seek to help you as best we can, but it also because we know that you are a part of us. And so, you can also trust that we are a part of you.

Everything that we say to you resonates with you, when it does, because we are a part of you. We are meant to bring that to the surface for you that is your truth. You can do the same with each other of course. You can look at everyone around you and recognize them as an aspect of you, and you can realize that another person can bring the best or the worst out of you and that you can do the same for that other person. Continue reading →

Kindness lifts you up

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Kindness lifts you upDavid R Hamilton, Ph.D– I hope you’ve had a nice start to the year. I’ve been reflecting a lot about kindness because my new book is all about kindness and I’ve been working on it for all of the second half of last year. It comes out in the summer.

One of the points I made in the book is that kindness lifts us out of ourselves. In the moment that we shift our attention onto the immediate needs of another person, however small these needs might seem or be, our attention shifts away from our own pain or problems. Continue reading →

Be Kind, Be Patient, And Live Well

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Be Kind, Be Patient, And Live WellPete Giannini – I don’t think anybody needs a speech on what is right and what is wrong. Most people don’t want to be told how to live their lives either. Through the years, I’ve continually fought against everyone’s advice.

If I could go back with the knowledge I have now and with what I have experienced, things would be so very different. Even basic “listen to your parents” kind of advice — and I know that, yes, I should have listened to my parents more. Besides the typical teen screw-ups, which I think most of us are guilty of, it can get so much worse if you don’t listen or take advice from elders. Continue reading →

Small gestures – big impact

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Small gestures – big impactDr. David R. Hamilton – Ever felt like the world needs a little more kindness?

You’re not alone! One solution starts with us.

Imagine a drop of dye landing in a bowl of water. At first it makes a small splash, but before long it spreads out. If you leave it long enough, it will mix so much that it’ll color all the water. If you give it a wee stir, it’ll mix even faster.

Life is a lot like this, only we hardly notice. But kindness is like the dye in the water. And even if you feel like something you do is insignificant, your actions, however seemingly small, are far more significant than you think. Continue reading →

A culture of kindness

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a culture of kindnessDavid R Hamilton, Ph.D. – My Dad worked in the building trade for about 50 years. He worked full time right up until he was 70 years old.

A few years later, he helped us to renovate an old cottage. He and I worked side-by-side for months. I felt like his apprentice because my entire DIY experience prior to this had amounted to wiring a plug and changing a lightbulb.

It was one of the most rewarding experiences of my life because I got to be with Dad every day and because I learned skills that I’ll have for life, like building and joinery. Continue reading →