“Honor what you feel in your bones. Be true to it. Follow it always. It is more important than the truth, belief, and opinion of a leader, mentor, or loved one. If you ignore it, if you go with the crowd when your gut is telling you otherwise, you give up soul-sustaining integrity for the […]
“Truth is relative. What you once thought was true as a child is not any longer; and what you think is true now, will not be in ten years. When I say, ‘Find your truth.’ what I mean is find your stillness. Find the vast depth of silence within you and you will discover the truth that is perfect for you now.” -Amy Larson, amyjalapeno.com
“The purest communication begins in silence.” -Amy Larson, amyjalapeno.com
“Equanimity, presence and stillness will always bring more fulfillment than ‘doing the right thing’.” -Amy Larson, amyjalapeno.com
“Being present or ‘in the moment’ does not mean you are happy all of the time. It means your courage is so deep that you can face every aspect of your humanity (the joy, the loss, the pain and love, etc.) in all of its raw vulnerability and remain still.” -Amy Larson, amyjalapeno.com
“Inner silence is the event horizon to a vast ocean of wisdom and wonder.” -Amy Larson, amyjalapeno.com Your job, your titles, degrees, your home (whatever that looks like), your car and reputation, your religion, your relationship with God (or Universe, the Buddha, etc.), even your relationships, your name and ancestry and state of your mental […]
“In our attempt to feel valued, we may instead create added obligations and extra distractions. Seemingly noble, they pull us away from our most important life’s work – that which supplies the deepest value: stillness, silence, and surrender to what is.” -Amy Larson, amyjalapeno.com
“Things, situations, and people enter, then exit my life. I remain still. I am the same – the same with more laughter, sorrow, and grace inside.” -Amy Larson, AmyJalapeño.com
“When overwhelmed, troubled, or anxious, simply remain still. Do not physically move your body and the mind will follow. You will have made an opening for ease. Answers exist in that room of the mind.” -Amy Larson, AmyJalapeño.com
