I recommend this book! I read it a long time ago – so long ago that it is no longer in my library, together with the cards that were created especially for it. I suspect that the energy of love pushed me to give them to someone… 🙂 Now I feel the urge to recommend […]
I recommend this book! Its author, Don Miguel Ruiz, has a gift for writing in a way that inspires us to change our lives for the better. He was born in Mexico into a family of healers. His mother was a curandera (healer) and his grandfather a nagual (shaman). Early in his life, he had […]
“There are thousands of agreements you have made with yourself, with other people, with your dream of life, with God, with society, with your parents, with your spouse and with your children. But the most important agreements are those made with yourself. In them, you declare who you are, what you feel, what you believe, […]
Don Miguel Ruiz, The Four Agreements: “We do not see the truth because we are blind. We are blinded by all those false beliefs in our minds. We feel the need to be right and to make others wrong. We trust what we believe, and our beliefs condemn us to suffering. It is as if […]
From the book by Don Miguel Ruiz, The Four Agreements: “Just as the government has laws that govern the collective dream, our beliefs are the code that governs our individual dream. All these laws exist in our minds; we believe in them, and the Judge within us bases everything on these rules. The Judge passes […]
From the book by Don Miguel Ruiz, The Four Agreements: “All our natural inclinations are lost in the process of domestication. And when we grow enough for our mind to begin to reason, we learn the word ‘no.’ The adults say: ‘Don’t do this, don’t do that.’ We rebel and say: ‘No!’ We rebel because […]
From the book by Don Miguel Ruiz, The Four Agreements: “We need to be accepted and loved by others, but we cannot accept and love ourselves. The greater our love for ourselves, the less we will self-torture. Self-torture comes from self-rejection, and self-rejection comes from our idea of perfection and the unattainability of this ideal. […]
“Religions speak of sin and sinners, but let us look at what it really means to sin. Sin is any action against yourself. Everything you feel, believe, or say against yourself is sin. You act against yourself when you judge or blame yourself for something. To be without sin is exactly the opposite: to be […]
