“Negativity is a debilitating disease. It is a slow and painful way to experience life. It attacks the immune system, creates anxiety, and can lead to loneliness and depression. Finding your inner harmony is the quickest way to alleviate the… — Gary Hopkins Copy Share Image
“We create the world around us based on our thoughts, feelings, beliefs and emotions. Evil, dark forces, dark energy etc. are forms of the “negative” and are all a projections of the self. There is no separation. Once one realizes… — Gary Hopkins Copy Share Image
“When traversing the vast sea of loneliness, Oneness is the only true safe harbor.” — Gary Hopkins Copy Share Image
“There are many professions that require individuals, on an ongoing basis, to pass drug tests, physicals and psychological evaluations in order to keep their… — Gary Hopkins Copy Share Image
“Never allow dogmatic interpretations of Karma to keep you from defending what is right or just. You must accept the reality that on occasion,… — Gary Hopkins Copy Share Image
“Whoever came up with the term “Funny Bone” must have been a masochist, because hitting it is not funny at all…” — Gary Hopkins Copy Share Image
“Angry obsessive thoughts about another weaken your state of mind and well being. If you must have revenge, then take it by choosing to… — Gary Hopkins Copy Share Image
“The very way that you think is a crucial component to your overall health and well being. Living towards the negative will only foster… — Gary Hopkins Copy Share Image
“Integrity is never given. It is a quality that can only be proven over time.” — Gary Hopkins Copy Share Image
“Just like in the eye of the storm there is always comfort within the chaos. Becoming aware of this however, is your responsibility.” — Gary Hopkins Copy Share Image
“A compulsive external search only leads us to the interpretation of another’s path. True identity and sustained harmony can only be achieved by turning… — Gary Hopkins Copy Share Image
“Enlightenment begins by getting acquainted with your inner voice or your higher self. The dialogue experienced in this process leads to a more comfortable,… — Gary Hopkins Copy Share Image
