Short Quotes About Relationships

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"Much of human engagement is merely an escape from one's self."

  • Harmful Influences 5/13/11

"Knowledge is your primary relationship because it is your connection to God."

  • Ending Separation (3/3/11)

Short quotes

"Relationship is when two or more people come together to fulfill an inner and an outer need."

  • Relationships and Higher Purpose, chapter 12:Establishing Relationships

This will change your values and your priorities. This will change what you look for in others. This will change what you value in yourself. This will change your relationship with time. This will change your experience of relationships. This will change your relationship with your mind and your body. This will change your relationship with everything. That is the shock.

  • The Shock of the Future (April 30, 2011)

Many of the relationships that people initiate out of desire, passion or need are premature because it is important to get your bearings in life before you engage yourself or commit yourself to others.

  • Living the Way of Knowledge (Chapter 3, The Pillar of Relationships)

...if Knowledge cannot be brought into your relationships and into your decisions regarding relationships, then Knowledge remains only a potential within you.

  • Living the Way of Knowledge (Chapter 3, The Pillar of Relationships)

Long Quotes

If you cannot engage with God, how are you going to really engage with anyone else?

If you cannot experience affinity with the Power and the Presence of God, how are you going to experience affinity with anyone else?

You may become intoxicated, falling in love temporarily with someone.

You may be delighted with another’s presence, but will you be able to experience true affinity with them?

If you do not trust God, how will you trust anyone else?

  • God’s Power & Presence in the World (April 23, 2011)

Build real relationships. Begin with your relationship with Knowledge and develop character by developing patience, forbearance, restraint, objectivity, compassion, the ability to observe others and the ability to have your life be undefined. This builds character, and with this you gain a greater capacity for experience. This is Wisdom. And in order for you to be a vehicle for Knowledge in life-to be an inspiration to others and to give your life wholeheartedly-you must have this foundation and you must have your essential relationships.

  • Living the Way of Knowledge (Chapter 3, The Pillar of Relationships)