A good teacher is clear that their role is ultimately to shine light on the path for others to find their way back to God.

Being (or becoming) a Living Master (which is more often an ongoing process than a single event) means that we follow three basic guidelines or commitments for living:1) God is our first priority,2) We are commited to increasing God's Presence in every part of our being,3) As we increase God's Presence throughout our being, we also bring that Presence forth in every part of our life.

The soul truly thrives when we practice having our priorities straight, which means following our spiritual path. To do otherwise causes a sure death of our health, vitality, joy, relationships, and sense of purpose.

The ultimate goal for us all is to experience and integrate: (1) a union with God; (2) a union within our own being (mind, body, and soul); and (3) potentially, a union with partners.

Although healing may not be the primary focus of the sexual experience, sexual issues of repression or trauma can be brought to the lovemaking session and patiently addressed.

Having clear boundaries means that we are in touch enough with the healthy, loving part of ourselves to know what does and doesn’t work for our higher good, and to choose accordingly.

The term Christ means “the True Self of all of God’s children.” Yearning to remember who we “really are” is the motivation behind everything else we seek and experience.

If our hearts are filled with unconditional love and true forgiveness, we are sure to experience miracles in our lives.

Karma and reincarnation both reflect to us that we have forgotten who we are. Love and forgiveness both reflect that we are remembering. ~ Michael Mirdad, Reincarnation, Past Lives Lived in the Present.

In our hearts, when we choose to see people differently, they start to change. We participate in the healing of people.We can choose to say, 'Somewhere in this person, there is a light, made in God's image.