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Harm Quote by Paul Selig

“When someone is operating out of alignment, they may do harm, or what you would call harm, but it is not done by the Divine Self. It is done by the one who has forgotten her true nature. And anyone who has designs upon another at the cost of their own will is in the act of forgetting.” quote by Paul Selig
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““When someone is operating out of alignment, they may do harm, or what you would call harm, but it is not done by the Divine Self. It is done by the one who has forgotten her true nature. And anyone who has designs upon another at the cost of their own will is in the act of forgetting.””

Paul Selig

About This Quote

When actions are misaligned with one's true nature, harm occurs, not by a divine source but by forgetting one's authentic self.

In simple terms: Harm comes from forgetting true self.

Key Takeaway

Stay aligned with your authentic nature.

Themes

alignment authenticity spirituality harm

Mood

reflective spiritual

Type

philosophical inspirational

When to use this quote

  • decision making
  • leadership
  • spiritual practice
  • conflict resolution

Key Concepts

self‑realization divine self ethical conduct

Questions to Reflect On

  • How do you know when you’re out of alignment?
  • What practices help you remember your true nature?
A Different Perspective

Alignment can be hard to recognize in complex situations.

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