Living with mindfulness. Boost yourself by taking away excessive thinking and adding conscious breathing and a silent mind.

You are like a fig. Packed full of potential.

A clairvoyant once told me that there are no accidents. Everything is a result of everything that has gone before.

Be filled with wonder - at yourself and everything else.

All our certainty is merely an assumption that things will continue as they are. And they never do. So, really, there is no such thing

Drop the questions. Ease off self-interrogation. Untangle yourself.

Say or do something to change the situation; walk away from the situation; or accept the situation completely.

Mindfulness is already with me all the time. I don’t have to wait for it. I just have to let it through.

We like to feel that - despite what may be happening - all will be well.

Desire is my mind dwelling in the future. (I want a finished article on the screen.) Fear is my mind dwelling in the past.

There is a time and season for every purpose under heaven.

Every moment, every action, every thought, every breath we take, is a symbol. Everything is what it is, plus what it symbolises.

Facts may be interesting or important. But now and then, as much as possible, I step back from the world of facts, and experience wonder.

I’m mastering the art of letting go.

Like dust stops the glorious wood grain on the coffee table from shining through, psychological dust stops our true nature shining through.

End the personal war raging in your head by paying attention to the present moment. Don’t be confused by the flashing swords of ceaseless m

Silence is everywhere. Even in an underground train tunnel with an express racing through, silence is still present.

Set yourself free by noticing unconscious thought patterns. That’s what Buddha, Christ, and St Francis of Assisi did.

Be like the bittern. Do no harm. Make your distinctive call. Unfailingly unfold your being.

Some thoughts are worth paying attention to. But most are worth ignoring. Sense the difference.