“Be brave, be strong, read your sacred texts, and practice death.” — Suzanne Morrison Copy Share Image
“GOD. Sometimes I think there might be a god out there, and that every once in a while he tunes in to see what… — Suzanne Morrison Copy Share Image
“I have a friend who calls himself a Jewish-Buddhist, or a JewBu—he attends a synagogue where they meditate and chant Shalommmmmmmm—and when I asked… — Suzanne Morrison Copy Share Image
“If you are patient, your mind will be more settled, and what you do will be more perfect.” — Suzanne Morrison Copy Share Image
“That's one of the problems with doing anything for a long time. Staying home, for instance. The longer you stay, the more you believe… — Suzanne Morrison Copy Share Image
“That I should just dive in and let my world fall apart and rebuild itself. That if I can embrace change, I can embrace… — Suzanne Morrison Copy Share Image
“Maybe I don't believe in God. Maybe I only I believe in culture. Maybe he's onto something.” — Suzanne Morrison Copy Share Image
“The idea is to be detached from the fruits of our labors, which means that we do things simply for the act of doing… — Suzanne Morrison Copy Share Image
“I read somewhere that if you don't worship God, you'll find something else to worship, like money or power or your own reflection in… — Suzanne Morrison Copy Share Image
“Being detached means recognizing our emotions as what they are: clouds, sunbursts, weather. They pass. So rather than feed on my anger or sadness,… — Suzanne Morrison Copy Share Image
“When a person gives you a book to read, he's asking you to look into his soul.” — Suzanne Morrison Copy Share Image
“Walking the spiritual path properly is a very subtle process; it is not something to jump into naively. There are numerous sidetracks which lead… — Suzanne Morrison Copy Share Image
“Be brave, be strong, read your sacred texts, and practice death.” — Suzanne Morrison Copy Share Image
“If you love God, surrender to God, you can live in the moment, free of anxiety. Without God? You look ahead and see traps… — Suzanne Morrison Copy Share Image
