Plus Jobs' energy/aura. The quote is from his Stanford commencement address
"there is nothing new under the sun"
Ecclesiastes 1:9, The Bible, Old Testament
"the one who cares least has all the power in a relationship"
I had a friend who was convinced of this after his divorce.
"Those serve who also stand and wait."
From "Discovery of the Presence of God," by David R. Hawkins
“The world can only see us as we see ourselves.”
Attributed to David R. Hawkins
"It takes years of hard work to become an overnight success."
Seems to be a weighted average of higher mind (275) and hard work (200)
"it is what it is"
often an expression of frustration or resigned acceptance of a situation.
It's usually used to answer a question that cannot be adequately answered.
It can also be used to justify or acknowledge the reality of one's circumstances. --examples.yourdictionary.com
"The captain goes down with the ship"
"a maritime tradition that a sea captain holds ultimate responsibility for both their ship and everyone embarked on it, and in an emergency will either save those on board or die trying" --wikipedia
"ignorance is bliss"
used to say that a person who does not know about a problem does not worry about it --merriam-webster.com
"truth is the law of the universe"
Calibration of statement
AA step 3: “Made a decision to turn our will and our lives over to the care of God as we understood Him.”
By request: "Doc referred to the 3rd step as being sufficient to reach (realize) enlightenment."
"justified" force
Which is the essence? "Justified" or "force"?
Consciousness calibration is the technique that "sees all and knows all" right at your fingertips
As governments in the free world install "ministries of
Consciousness is the substrate of existence, the key to the theory of everything
Each person experiences the world according to his position and
"I'm proud of you"
We know that prideful behaviors and attitudes calibrates between 175 and 199. But we tend to use this phrase to show appreciation, care and even love. Can it be integrous? --by request