Sahara Rose Quotes

If you don’t need my backsight,” she said to Kaleb, “then why am I here?” He rose to his feet and, placing his hands on the table, leaned toward her until she could’ve reached out and run her fingers along his freshly shaven jaw. “You are here,” he said in a tone that made her heart thump wildly against her ribs, “because you belong to me.

Contentment: Contentment means being happy with what you have and letting go of the need to possess and become more. Contentment is a form of wealth because it provides mental peace and moral strength.

You ought to sue." "I don't know how to sew. I tried it once and I almost put my eye out." If there is one thing Sahara Soto and Kerry Thompson have in common, it's their complete idiocy. In the girl's case, it's endearing.

Dharma Is a Lifelong Process Discovering your dharma is not a one-time process—it’s a commitment to forever coming back into alignment.

Have you seen the sand-roses of the Sahara? Such is the violence of the Khamsin that it whips grains of sand together, presses them, finally builds them into great blocks, big enough and solid enough to be used for walls in the oasis. And beautiful! Whew! For all that, they are not real rocks. Leave hem in peace, with no possible interference—what happens? (I brought some home, and put them "in safety" as curiosities, and as useful psychometrical tests.) Alas! Time is enough. Go to the drawer which held them; nothing remains but little piles of dust.

The only way to overcome the turbulence of your thoughts and contradictory ideas is to just start doing something, even if you aren’t 100 percent sure about it. You’ll know what’s right for you only when you begin taking action.

The reason you must work so hard to balance your mind and body is so you can tap into your soul self. Your soul knows exactly what you should be doing and what your purpose here on Earth is. Your soul operates from a place of love, joy, and union. Your soul is your highest self.

Just don't eat all of it," Ram fusses. "It could be tampered with. You should show it to your dad first, he'll know--" "Ram has Seahorse Syndrome," Sahara tells me wisely. "What's that?" I ask. "In seahorses the dad's the one who gets pregnant and has babies. We learned about it in life science class. Ram thinks he's a mother hen. So he must be a seahorse.

Ayurveda’s purpose is to achieve health, while yoga’s is to achieve spiritual enlightenment.

I’ll be back in five minutes,” I said. His eyes narrowed further, mere slits that completely blocked the color of his irises. “That confident?” “Oh, yes. If you’ll excuse me, Ren. Agent Luscious,” I said, nodding to Lucius before I sauntered past him and out of the room. Had I forgotten to mention that Sahara Rose didn’t like men? Oopsie.

Tears are a by-product of majja and how your nervous system discharges emotions. Allow yourself to cry and release any pent-up emotions you are holding on to in your nervous system. Where tears fall from your eyes reveals what Dosha they are related to. Scanty tears that come from the outer corners of your eyes with a sweet taste are Kapha tears and often come from happiness or joy. Tears that fall from the center of your eyes and are hot and sour, often coming from anger, are related to Pitta. Tears that come from the inner corners of your eyes and come from frustration or intense grief are Vata tears.

Seeing that their champion had been vanquished, the Roman army fled. On their heels followed a mighty pillar of flame, like a red rose with petals that spread in a burning cloud across the sky.” Could Diocletian’s abrupt departure from power have been a result of his experience in the Sahara? Could he have been so terrified by what he had seen—the demonic powers, his sworn allies, defeated by an old hermit with a shepherd’s crook; his army decimated and pursued by a maelstrom of fire—that he had been shaken to his core? Surely that would be enough to give any man—even one as ruthless as Diocletian—reason to reconsider, if not repent, his ways.

The Jaws of the Sahara’ (Le fauci del Sahara) But around me is a silence of death: a word seems to spring from the horizon: – Back! – Back to all of you who want to violate my secret, you who were not born in my restless dunes, you were not burned by my fire, taught not to wait, against the earth, the passage of my rage … Back! – And these words of challenge rose as knights armed with a deadly struggle, only a few men, naked, implacable as the expanse of sand and the scorching sun … and launched by the jaws of the great desert […] Domenico Tumiati, ‘Le fauci del Saara’ in Tripolitania, 1911

There are no coincidences, only circumstances that appear coincidental.

Kriya is the new normal.

You aren’t meant to be liked. You’re meant to be weird.

Sahara, if life is not always in flow, then something is wrong.

We are all conduits of the divine’s message flowing through us. Don’t block the flow. Trust your interests. They’re guidance from your soul.

We know deep in our bones that getting by is not the full human experience—we want depth, meaning, purpose.

We spend our lives making ourselves busy and filling time, not realizing that we’ve been given this time for a reason. The very fact that you’re at the party means you have something very important to bring, and the party won’t be complete without you sharing it. More

I had to give full approval to myself to follow this path without knowing where it would take me.

Your dreams are not an accident. The very reason you have them is that within them lies your dharma. You will never have an idea you don’t have the ability to bring to life. That idea chose you as its ideal messenger because you are the perfect person to make it happen. However, that doesn’t mean it’s going to happen instantly or easily. The obstacles you must overcome to bring that vision to reality are the training you need to embody your dharma and share it with the world.

Your dharma is your divine purpose on this planet, your soul’s essence, the unique vibration only you can carry out in the world.

Bring one vision to life before bouncing to the next.

Truthfully, your dharma and mine are the same: to raise consciousness and help others discover their dharmas, too. So now that you remember yours, let’s awaken the world together.

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Remember that nothing happens to you by accident. It happens to you because it’s exactly what you needed to learn to get to the next edition of who you’re meant to become. The harder it’s been, the more rigorous your education. Now it’s time to apply those lessons into your life’s work, sun-being.

Stress doesn’t exist outside of you—it’s a state within. The world cannot stress you out if you are not stressed out. As you detach yourself from stress, you’ll start to observe yourself not reacting to situations that would’ve triggered you before.

However, any true Visionary will ultimately teach you that the only true guru exists within you. Visionaries serve as a reflection of your own spiritual practice, reminding you that you already have the answers within yourself.

By celebrating yourself, you inspire other people to celebrate themselves too.

Giving up is quitting something you love because of external feedback. Evolving is choosing something else because your energy has moved.

They want to see that you’ve been confused, lost, and broken just like them and were able to get through it. The very things you try to hide are the very things that make you sympathetic.

Avoid intellectualizing your overwhelm. Being in the mind will not combat being in the mind. You have to get back into the body.

The key to fulfilling our dharma is to reclaim the Doshic constitution we were born with. Essentially, your only job is to be you, exactly as you are.

There is a time and place for Pinterest vision-boarding, but when we prioritize that over making our lives our vision board, neither of them ever becomes our reality.

I want you to take a moment and think about your ancestors. What have they gone through? What is the common thread that has been passed along throughout your lineage? Are there any intergenerational traumas that have been passed down? How are you, in this lifetime, bringing them to the surface to be healed and transmuted?

Make lunch your biggest meal of the day. If you get hungry again in the afternoon, have a snack. Take a walk outside and cool off your body. Enjoy an early, easily digested dinner like steamed vegetables and beans. Sip a nightly warm tonic, oil your body with sesame or coconut oil, and turn off all technology Get to sleep soundly by 10 P.M., before you get your second wind of

Please don’t ever change to fit society’s standard, you’re like a rose in the Sahara desert.