“All conflict can be dissolved within an instant. Perhaps not (immediately) in those around you, but within yourself absolutely. All you must do is see and listen beyond what you think you know, past what you believe to be true. It is simple and it can be difficult, but it is possible. It all depends […]
“Conflict, suffering, all psychological pain can dissolve within an instant. The moment you listen without the conditioning of your past, without your history and anxieties about the future is the moment you understand, the instant you are accessible to truth.” -Amy Larson, amyjalapeno.com
“Love dissolves conflict and gratitude heals. You can feel these and do nothing or you can express them and change your world for the better.” -Amy Larson, amyjalapeno.com
“Some are so used to the feeling of conflict, they naturally make choices distancing ease, peace and harmony.” -Amy Larson, amyjalapeno.com
There is no need for hurt or anger if a person you love rejects you, isolates or abandons you. Love deeply. And when you discover that person does not share mutual feelings, honor it and simply step away. Graciously honor their choice. They know what is best for them and you can channel your love […]
“All suffering exists because ‘what is’ is in direct conflict with thought structures we have adopted as convictions. And ‘what is’ is exactly what is needed to access love and freedom and joy. It is not the conviction and will that gets us there, but the absolute devotion to the means.” -AmyJalapeño! amyjalapeno.com
“All emotions are inextricably woven into every human being. To segregate one of them from the other, from who you are is to create duality and conflict. But if you bring attention to it and begin to understand it, it dissolves into the limitless ocean that is you.” -AmyJalapeño!, amyjalapeno.com
“Control breeds conflict. Conflict is evidence of duality. Duality is the source of all suffering.” -Amy Larson, amyjalapeno.com
“When you listen, look, when you feel totally, you give your whole attention. your whole being, everything with complete self abandonment, there is no contraction, no room for fear, no conflict. Only when you give someone or something your whole attention will you ever experience the purity of love.” -Amy Larson, amyjalapeno.com
When you begin to realize that you are not what your parents, siblings, mentors told you you were, what your friends and co-workers expect you to be, and that realization is unconscious (meaning it is more of a hint, an urge, a personal manifesto moment), you will most likely separate yourself from those I just […]
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