As we move into unprecedented changes in our world, new and better tools are needed for meeting the challenges. The Michael teachings are one such tool.

Since we have free will, we create our own reality and virtually everything is negotiable.

Jesus incarnated when our Western civilization was changing from being predominantly baby soul to predominantly young. We are now in a similar transition, from young to mature.

Obviously the choices of other people affect our lives, but we are the primary creators of our experience.

All true teachings expand awareness, not limit it.

To know someone, we must experience him, and that knowing will not exceed our self-knowledge—we cannot know someone else to a greater depth than we know ourselves.

Still, we always have some level of choice, even if it only how we react and make use of what life brings us.

With any spiritual teaching, we are working with rounded-off truths, because we cannot work directly with the whole truth—it’s too big.

No one on any plane of existence is infallible or knows everything we need to know.

There are such things as delusions, but not every unlikely vision that the mentally ill have is imaginary.

…it’s not just learning that’s important. It’s learning what to do with what you learn and learning why you learn things that matters.

Introduce your thoughts to positivity on a daily basis, because they are the controllers of your frequent feelings and emotions.

Don’t let the situation say stop to your true purpose

You're going to keep making these mistakes as long as you keep carrying your brain in the same scabbard with your sword, Lelldorin.

You're incredibly, absolutely, extremely, supremely, unbelievably different.

I was impressed by Hendrix. Not so much by his playing, as his attitude - he wasn't a great player, but everything else about him was brilliant.

Sci-fi is very much an American genre. Space and the exploration of space is something so closely associated with America.

I do miss George Bush. Compared to these teabaggers and the people who are pandering to them, he looks like a professor.

it always hurts more to have and lose than to not have in the first place.

This is the tragedy of modernity: as with neurotically overprotective parents, those trying to help are often hurting us the most.