Already Here Quotes

“Why not believe in miracles, create them, invite them for dinner, and offer them a place to stay every single day? Just because we have not doesn’t mean we cannot.”
― Kelly Corbet, Already Here: the matter of Love

“Left unstewarded, anger, resentment, fear, frustration—any form non-Love takes—can grow into all sorts of warfare, internal and external.”
― Kelly Corbet, Already Here: the matter of Love

“Every time we remind ourselves to focus on Love, our strength, abilities, and deep memory of it will increase.”
― Kelly Corbet, Already Here: the matter of Love

“Gratitude is a “nice” habit to adopt, warming your heart and all, but the Kumbaya effect is just the beginning. Gratefulness goes wayyyyyyy beyond the momentary feeling good, offering plenty of long-term and “practical” benefits we may never have intuited.”
― Kelly Corbet, Already Here: the matter of Love

“I believe we can choose Love and gratitude, or choose Other Than. Those are our options, and in the end, there’s only one option.”
― Kelly Corbet, Already Here: the matter of Love

“It’s important that the satisfaction of our giving be our giving.”
― Kelly Corbet, Already Here: the matter of Love

“Rediscovering our own miraculousness is the most important, valuable, world-peacing, beauty-spreading, kind, and generous thing we can do.”
― Kelly Corbet, Already Here: the matter of Love

“Believing in miraculosity makes it even more available to us.”
― Kelly Corbet, Already Here: the matter of Love

“Miracles and bliss are the norm.”
― Kelly Corbet, Already Here: the matter of Love

“Bliss is amplified and fortified by being centered during the everyday stuff.”
― Kelly Corbet, Already Here: the matter of Love

“There’s nothing you have to be, do, or get in order to find bliss. Just slow down, listen, and remember.”
― Kelly Corbet, Already Here: the matter of Love

“Finding joy in the everyday is bliss, is miraculous, and is totally rediscoverable by each of us.
The main ingredient for bliss is releasing yesterdays and tomorrows, and remembering who we are now.”
― Kelly Corbet, Already Here: the matter of Love

“The biggest chunk of our thinking and/or beliefs is based on what we know from “the past,” and that imposes a huge limitation on our possible happiness!”
― Kelly Corbet, Already Here: the matter of Love

“Someday I hope to Love everyone—including my kids, husband, family, and friends—so very, very much more, and with so much depth, that there is no distinguishing Love from itself.”
― Kelly Corbet, Already Here: the matter of Love

“The more we invite Love into our lives and practice consciously Loving—removing our attention from non-Love—the more Love will flourish in and around us…and the happier we will be. A fabulous side effect of this practice is that those around us will also, by default, be happier…not because of anything we tell them, but because of how our own joy resonates with them. The goal is to focus—always—on our own thinking and our own deeds.”
― Kelly Corbet, Already Here: the matter of Love

“Some may doubt Love’s connective power because we currently lack a widespread technological means to measure it, but we don’t require a machine to reveal gravity’s existence or to confirm that the sun’s rays can grow crops. Some forces are most easily acknowledged by their effects. Love is often like that.”
― Kelly Corbet, Already Here: the matter of Love

“Big Love is the strongest force, and it connects us all.”
― Kelly Corbet, Already Here: the matter of Love

“Time is not real, so why spend lots of something that isn’t real going somewhere we already are?”
― Kelly Corbet, Already Here: the matter of Love

“What you think, you see. Your expectations create your reality.”
― Kelly Corbet, Already Here: the matter of Love

“Our true joy is like those sunglasses we’ve been looking for all over, suddenly realizing they’ve been propped on our head during our entire search. They’re already there, quietly waiting for us to reach up and realize they were never lost at all.”
― Kelly Corbet, Already Here: the matter of Love

“Finding our joy requires no leaping. It only wishes we’d opt for being lifted.”
― Kelly Corbet, Already Here: the matter of Love