“we must first identify as human beings and learn not to make comparisons. We must first discover what we have in common.… — Terence Callery Copy Share Image
“A plaque at the top of Alto de Perdon has the inscription, Donde se cruza el camino del vieto con el de… — Terence Callery Copy Share Image
“Reflecting a minute, Father Joe softly replies, ‘Tony, you are right. The world is made up of two types of people. Those… — Terence Callery Parenting Copy Share Image
“Mark Twain said “it ain’t what you don’t know that gets you into trouble, but what you know for sure that just… — Terence Callery Copy Share Image
“Stability is about flexibility, not being rigid. You glide and skate rather than push and shove your way along.” — Terence Callery Copy Share Image
“Anxiety is all about projecting the self into the future. Fear is the part of you that is hopelessly trapped in the… — Terence Callery Anxiety Copy Share Image
“There had always been a sense of urgency in my life. Always something to do, somewhere to go, things to fix, other… — Terence Callery Life Copy Share Image
“How many of the yellow arrows pointing the way had been obscured by a narrowly focused consciousness and passed by unseen.” — Terence Callery Copy Share Image
“not to cling to any thought—to let all thoughts flow by, detach ourselves from them, so allowing them to fade away into… — Terence Callery Focus Copy Share Image
“It goes easy if you do it one step at a time, one day at a time.” — Terence Callery Time Copy Share Image
“So, let us not be blind to our differences—but let us also direct attention to our common interests and to means by… — Terence Callery Copy Share Image
“You are safer walking the Camino in Spain than any day you spend in the United States.” — Terence Callery Copy Share Image
