Top 15 Connie Zweig Quotes (2024 Update)

Connie Zweig Quote: “And this is what I mean by “aging from the inside out.” If we merely move around our internal furniture, redesigning our roles and maintaining high gear, we do not see through the ego’s charade. Instead, we permit it to continue its endless efforts at control. And this does not carry us deeper into our spiritual center, beyond ego.”

1. “And this is what I mean by “aging from the inside out.” If we merely move around our internal furniture, redesigning our roles and maintaining high gear, we do not see through the ego’s charade. Instead, we permit it to continue its endless efforts at control. And this does not carry us deeper into our spiritual center, beyond ego.”

— Connie Zweig

Connie Zweig Quote: “The inner urge that sets us seeking is itself the thing we are looking for. Karlfried Graf Durckheim.”

2. “The inner urge that sets us seeking is itself the thing we are looking for. Karlfried Graf Durckheim.”

— Connie Zweig

Connie Zweig Quote: “Although at times it may be frustrating and even painful to hold the tension of your yearning rather than to submerge it, when you align with it you align with the force of evolution itself.”

3. “Although at times it may be frustrating and even painful to hold the tension of your yearning rather than to submerge it, when you align with it you align with the force of evolution itself.”

— Connie Zweig

Connie Zweig Quote: “This being human is a guest-house. Every morning a new arrival. A joy, a depression, a meanness, some momentary awareness comes as an unexpected visitor. Welcome and entertain them all! Even if they’re a crowd of sorrows, who violently sweep your house empty of its furniture, still, treat each guest honorably. He may be clearing you out.”

4. “This being human is a guest-house. Every morning a new arrival. A joy, a depression, a meanness, some momentary awareness comes as an unexpected visitor. Welcome and entertain them all! Even if they’re a crowd of sorrows, who violently sweep your house empty of its furniture, still, treat each guest honorably. He may be clearing you out.”

— Connie Zweig

Connie Zweig Quote: “Spiritual Practices In Hindu myth, Hanuman, servant of the god Ram, tells Ram: “When I don’t know who I am, I serve you. When I know who I am, I am you.” Can you see the evolution of your soul through service? How can you be the change you long to see in the world?”

5. “Spiritual Practices In Hindu myth, Hanuman, servant of the god Ram, tells Ram: “When I don’t know who I am, I serve you. When I know who I am, I am you.” Can you see the evolution of your soul through service? How can you be the change you long to see in the world?”

— Connie Zweig

Connie Zweig Quote: “Authentic grief is humbling; it causes the ego to face forces that are much greater than it can even imagine and it teaches us how to find gain in loss. With authentic grief, then, our profane wound becomes a sacred wound, permitting us to molt out of the cocoon into a wholly new life. Going through the wound like a gateway, we emerge transformed.”

6. “Authentic grief is humbling; it causes the ego to face forces that are much greater than it can even imagine and it teaches us how to find gain in loss. With authentic grief, then, our profane wound becomes a sacred wound, permitting us to molt out of the cocoon into a wholly new life. Going through the wound like a gateway, we emerge transformed.”

— Connie Zweig

Connie Zweig Quote: “This is a key task of late life – to recognize early self-concepts and rejected parts, begin to repair them, and cultivate a broader, deeper sense of identity.”

7. “This is a key task of late life – to recognize early self-concepts and rejected parts, begin to repair them, and cultivate a broader, deeper sense of identity.”

— Connie Zweig

Connie Zweig Quote: “As Gandhi put it, “Those who say that religion has nothing to do with politics do not know what religion really means.”

8. “As Gandhi put it, “Those who say that religion has nothing to do with politics do not know what religion really means.”

— Connie Zweig

Connie Zweig Quote: “Hence no progress or growth is possible until the shadow is adequately confronted – and confronting means more than merely knowing about it. It is not until we have truly been shocked into seeing ourselves as we really are, instead of as we wish or hopefully assume we are, that we can take the first step toward individual reality.”

9. “Hence no progress or growth is possible until the shadow is adequately confronted – and confronting means more than merely knowing about it. It is not until we have truly been shocked into seeing ourselves as we really are, instead of as we wish or hopefully assume we are, that we can take the first step toward individual reality.”

— Connie Zweig

Connie Zweig Quote: “Meditation also appears to slow age-related degeneration in our brains. Neurologist Eileen Luders at UCLA looked at the link between age and the volume of the brain’s white matter, which typically shrinks with age. She reported that this decrease was less prominent in meditators as compared to non-meditators. On average, the brains of long-term practitioners appeared to be seven and a half years younger at the age of fifty than the brains of non-meditators.”

10. “Meditation also appears to slow age-related degeneration in our brains. Neurologist Eileen Luders at UCLA looked at the link between age and the volume of the brain’s white matter, which typically shrinks with age. She reported that this decrease was less prominent in meditators as compared to non-meditators. On average, the brains of long-term practitioners appeared to be seven and a half years younger at the age of fifty than the brains of non-meditators.”

— Connie Zweig

Connie Zweig Quote: “To admit frankly, our capacity for evil hinges on our breaking through our pseudoinnocence. So long as we preserve our one-dimensional thinking, we can cover up our deeds by pleading innocent. This antediluvian escape from conscience is no longer possible. We are responsible for the effect of our actions, and we are also responsible for becoming as aware as we can of these effects.”

11. “To admit frankly, our capacity for evil hinges on our breaking through our pseudoinnocence. So long as we preserve our one-dimensional thinking, we can cover up our deeds by pleading innocent. This antediluvian escape from conscience is no longer possible. We are responsible for the effect of our actions, and we are also responsible for becoming as aware as we can of these effects.”

— Connie Zweig

Connie Zweig Quote: “Eventually, she discovered that she could respect some of his traits without becoming him.”

12. “Eventually, she discovered that she could respect some of his traits without becoming him.”

— Connie Zweig

Connie Zweig Quote: “We should be as wary of psychologizing political events as we should be of politicizing psychological events.”

13. “We should be as wary of psychologizing political events as we should be of politicizing psychological events.”

— Connie Zweig

Connie Zweig Quote: “As Ram Dass puts it, “The ego is a tiny room. But the soul can merge into the One.”

14. “As Ram Dass puts it, “The ego is a tiny room. But the soul can merge into the One.”

— Connie Zweig

Connie Zweig Quote: “Jung has pointed out that bitterness and wisdom form a pair of opposites. “Where there is bitterness, wisdom is lacking, and where wisdom is, there can be no bitterness.” Tears, sorrow, and disappointment are bitter, he says. But wisdom is the comforter in suffering.”

15. “Jung has pointed out that bitterness and wisdom form a pair of opposites. “Where there is bitterness, wisdom is lacking, and where wisdom is, there can be no bitterness.” Tears, sorrow, and disappointment are bitter, he says. But wisdom is the comforter in suffering.”

— Connie Zweig

Connie Zweig Quote: “The “central defect of evil,” says Scott Peck, “is not the sin but the refusal to acknowledge it.”1 What we cannot face will catch us from behind. When we gain the true strength to acknowledge our imperfect moral condition, we are no longer possessed by demons.”

16. “The “central defect of evil,” says Scott Peck, “is not the sin but the refusal to acknowledge it.”1 What we cannot face will catch us from behind. When we gain the true strength to acknowledge our imperfect moral condition, we are no longer possessed by demons.”

— Connie Zweig

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