Changing what we do and how we do it is the key to personal growth. To feel good, we have to do something good, for ourselves and others. If we do nothing new, the

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The “How to” of Spiritual Growth

(From p 195 of my book, "The Lessons in Love") Part of spiritual growth is to begin to see things with love. Looking with love will reveal the true nature of

by John F. Harrigan

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How to Be Impervious to Harm

"Turn the other cheek." God is collective agreement, balance and non-opposition. When we agree with all that exists, we are impervious to harm. When we oppose nothing, nothing can harm us. Personal

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The Power of Saying “I Love You”

(From p 187 of my book, "The Lessons in Love"): The magic words, "I love you," can rarely be spoken too much. They carry the power of enhancement: giving grace

by John F. Harrigan

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How to Know all There Is to Know

Are we the highest form of life, or do we need the entire creation to "figure out" and understand all there is know?

by John F. Harrigan

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How and Why Nature Acts the Way It Does

The world and nature reflect our behaviors in their own behavior.

by John F. Harrigan

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How We Create Our Lives

Thoughts, feelings, beliefs and behavior create our world---within and outside of ourselves.

by John F. Harrigan

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Can a Cat “Figure Out” the Secret to Life?

Can a cat figure out the secret to life, the riddle of the Universe? Can we? We might imagine the cat does not have a brain large enough to contemplate, to discern the truth?

by John F. Harrigan

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The Pace of Self Improvement

Most lasting self improvement is slow. There may be sudden leaps of incredible dimension, but added  over time, these are fewer than the simple daily experience of benevolent change.

by John F. Harrigan

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The Secret to Spiritual Growth!

(From my book, Lessons In Love) Growth: “To spring up and develop to maturity, increase and expand.” There are many different meanings to the word growth. “Spiritual growth” also has a variety of meanings.

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