“So, I have discovered in my life that the universe works in extraordinary ways, and that if I don’t judge it, and allow it to do what it’s doing, and to be what it’s being, then I will find peace and the joy that always resides within me.
The largest key, if there is a key: I must stop looking to another for the peace and joy for which I have so long searched, and realize that that for which I have searched resides within me. My grandest joy and my greatest peace is experienced when I provide for another; in those moments, I am unlocking the greatest mystery and the greatest secret of all time.
Here is the grandest irony: That in the moment that I see myself as the Source of that which I would receive from another, and in the moment when I choose to use my life to source that to another, in that moment I come as close to guaranteeing as I could possibly ever get … that the room will not empty out.
Because no one leaves the room in which there resides the Source, or very few. And those who do? Let ’em go. Let them walk their path. Let them do what they’re doing.”
Neale Donald Walsch On Relationships, Neale Donald Walsch, p. 76-77.
