What is your addiction? For all human beings are addicted to something, not necessarily substances or things that go into the body but other equally devastating and controlling attitudes such as guilt, shame, denial; things like fear, hopelessness, and depression; things like perfection, intelligence, and superiority.

Study the self closely today and know that you are as you are, a humble being like all others, trying to figure it out. Ask the universe for help, in all humbleness, but find a way to help yourself too. For each day offers a new perspective, a new direction, a new inner attitude. Rather than wait for the jolt from the Tao, give it to yourself. Let each new day begin with a ray of new light and a shining new you!

-From the Soul Sisters, Jan & Jeanne

No resistance. Resistance is just another form of control. It keeps you from truly experiencing life. It keeps you from the Tao, from being one with the nature of all of life. To be in the Tao, no resistance. Go with the flow.

-From the Soul Sisters, Jan & Jeanne

What greater offering than love? What greater equalizer? What greater need in the world than love in all its forms. In learning what love truly is you may change, the world may change. True love exists but it may not be what you think.

-From the Soul Sisters, Jan & Jeanne

It is high time for the things of the inner world to become important again, for the Inner Self to have prominence and a place in your life on a daily basis. The Inner Self is neither something to be kept hidden and at bay nor something to be exhibited but should be integrated into the greater Self and into life. To do so is to achieve the balance you seek. Whether this is known or not, it is the goal of all beings during earthly existence. Integration now will bring you peace within and without. Is there anything really more important than that?

-From the Soul Sisters, Jan & Jeanne

A warrior knows that without a moment’s notice things can change and so a warrior is always ready to swing into action, to be fully present to accept new life and adventure. A warrior is never idle but is in constant preparation for that moment. Even in times of pleasure or repose a warrior remains aware and anticipatory, for a warrior knows that though change is random it may come at any time, bidden or not. A warrior’s work is to be ready to fall into alignment so that changing times are greeted, embraced, and allowed to be creative forces that really matter. Like a warrior, always anticipate the change that is coming, for nature cannot hold back, neither within or without. Get ready.

-From the Soul Sisters, Jan & Jeanne