Twelve Steps to Inner Peace Quotes

“You forgive the person or situation not because what the person did was right, but you forgive to save yourself the suffering, heartache, and feelings of revenge. The pain that you focus on will never give you peace of mind and the more you bind your emotions to the pain, the more of it you will create in your life. So being angry and revengeful does not affect the person you are angry with. Instead, it destroys your life. Thus, you forgive to keep yourself in well being. Carrying hatred and anger is like carrying garbage wherever you go, it will stink your life.”
― Premlatha Rajkumar, Twelve Steps to Inner Peace

“TRUST YOUR FEELINGS BEFORE YOU TRUST ANYONE ELSE. YOUR FEELINGS ARE YOUR DIVINE GUIDANCE. IF ANYTHING MAKES YOU FEEL GOOD, THEN DO IT. IF YOU DO NOT GET A GOOD FEELING, THEN IT IS NOT FOR YOU.”
― Premlatha Rajkumar, Twelve Steps to Inner Peace

“Heroes of the ancient world wore masks, costumes, heavy armors, and were licensed to kill. True Heroes of the New World are those who strive to shine the light of truth and wisdom. They are those who constantly pray for peace and harmony for their human family, and they are those who are not afraid to reach out with compassion and love toward an enemy. For they know that darkness can be won only by illuminating themselves and thereby reflecting the world with their light.”
― Premlatha Rajkumar, Twelve Steps to Inner Peace

“Belief is intellectual, it involves thinking, and it is a learned conditioning from the outside world: Fear arises out of beliefs.
Trust is created by conscious knowing of truth from within. Trust does not involve thinking as it only needs ones awareness. It is the innocence of a baby who trusts its mother without any doubt: Love arises out of trust.”
― Premlatha Rajkumar, Twelve Steps to Inner Peace

“Every relationship in our life is divinely orchestrated, and every situation comes to into our reality for us to anchor greater consciousness. Whether the mind is labeling it as good or bad, every experience you have is allowing you to evolve as a Spiritual being. Each experience is guiding you to become unconditional love and compassion which is your TRUE nature. Everything that you experience today is for your ultimate Highest Good.”
― Premlatha Rajkumar, Twelve Steps to Inner Peace

“Our Creator created us in love and gave us the power to manifest whatever we want. This is our birthright; we are the creators of our reality.”
― Premlatha Rajkumar, Twelve Steps to Inner Peace

“Affirmations are words that empower. However, words are just words
until we bind them with our feelings. Therefore, every affirmation we say
needs to be bound with our feelings, has to be said aloud or silent, or must
be written many times a day. This helps to erase the past that has been
programmed by many years of conditioning, and energetically rewrites the
future that we want for ourselves.”
― Premlatha Rajkumar, Twelve Steps to Inner Peace

“If we courageously and truthfully start inquiry into the belief data of our mind, we come to understand that not even one belief is completely true about ourselves or about anyone outside us. When we understand this, the world then becomes a kinder place. We come to understand that we were at war with the ways of the world, and we believed that the world was a crazy place. Yet the truth becomes clear that the world was not crazy; we became crazy by holding on to our beliefs about the world.”
― Premlatha Rajkumar, Twelve Steps to Inner Peace

“Humans as a collective, have chosen to live from the mind and accept the stories of the mind to be real; therefore, we see much chaos and confusion around us. In our confusion, we continue to strive for money, power, and possessions. In our striving, we become blind to our natural self which is unconditional love, joy, peace and harmony. Everything that is other than our natural self becomes stress.”
― Premlatha Rajkumar, Twelve Steps to Inner Peace

“Knowingly or unknowingly, we bind ourselves with so many harsh
judgments and condemnations. This human tendency of constant judgment
is the one that imprisons us to every kind of discord. If we point a finger at
someone, immediately, three fingers of our own hand points back to us.
Reality constantly reminds us to analyze our fear thoughts and center
ourselves in peace. If we do not condemn, there will be no need to forgive.”
― Premlatha Rajkumar, Twelve Steps to Inner Peace

“When life moves you, move with it; do not place roadblocks of judgment or fear. Your fear and judgment are roadblocks on the easy path that life has chosen for you. Fear is an illusion and it is bondage. When you understand that all is good; you can live in Freedom.”
― Premlatha Rajkumar, Twelve Steps to Inner Peace