Good Living in Hard Times

have accepted that part of yourself is spiritual and that this spiritual feeling needs a home. It may rest in your heart or your soul or your head - but remain with you it will.

The achievement of this kind of solitary living means acceptance of our situation – but with a heart full of hope.

Today, everyone seems to be looking for calmness. Acceptance and patience, which are essentials of calmness, are in short supply these days too.

. John Chrysostom declared that the worse pitfalls in our pilgrimage of life are anger, lust and over-consumption.

The most powerful expression of our anger is not our fist but our tongue.

I insist on saying Fear not! You are rich! You have the will to live, an instinct to survive, and the