You've Never Failed and You Won't Start Now. #WeekendRewind

My new book, ' Wake Up to Love' is a lifetime in the making (and now a Top New Release, thanks to you!). Divinely inspired. Love led. And WILL bring forth the ‘more’ in you. ❤️‍🔥 I couldn’t be more grateful to share this work that Love has brought forth through me. Head over to https://www.curlynikki.com for the preorder information and instant downloads of my favorite prayers and practices I’ve recorded exclusively for you (including my Secret Rosary and the Emergency Novena)! You’ll also be entered to win an in-person, one-on-one meditation with me! I’ll fly out to your city (U.S. only) for a chai and chat, and we’ll pray together.✈️ __________________________________________ Even though we appear to be here in this world, we can hear what's happening at Home. We know that Home is all that's happening. His Kingdom is all that's here. Sri Sri Ravi Shankar said, if you run after glory, all you get is misery. But if you rest, if you're dispassionate about this world, if you love the Word more than you love the world, Glory comes to you. Smile. Breathe. Listen. I Love you, Nik __________________________________ Join us on Patreon! Support the show ___________________________________ "You've never failed and you won't start now. " -@worshipblog "We went too far in our thinking and forgot that destinies are written. There's nowhere you can be that isn't where you're meant to be." -M. darwish "Whatever you're going through right now, it's happening on purpose, in order to forge you into the person you're meant to be." -@HimalayanYogaYatra "Half smile when you're irritated. When you realize you're irritated, half smile at once. And then inhale and exhale quietly, maintaining the half smile for 3 breaths." -Thich Nhat Hanh "Persist, persist, persist. At the moment of non-reaction, circumstances change." -Neville Goddard "If you run after glory all you get is misery. When you are dispassionate, glory comes to you." -Sri Sri Ravishankar "The goal of yoga can be reached in countless ways. One of them is Nád Yoga, the yoga of sound. The ancient scriptures say that the faculty of listening is the most comprehensive and powerful of all five senses. In the cycle of birth and death, it is the first one to appear and the last one to disappear. Nád Yoga exclusively uses sound, tone, rhythm, singing and listening in order to awaken the consciousness. The archetype of the Nád Yogi is Guru Nanak, a spiritual rebel, poet and leader who found full enlightenment by singing the praises of the Creator, whom he found to permeate the whole Creation ("I Ong Kaar")." - Rajacademy.com