Top 100 Gabrielle Bernstein Quotes (2024 Update)
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51. “The ego cannot survive without judgment. The ego seeks to divide and separate. Spirit seeks to unify and heal.”

— Gabrielle Bernstein

52. “Being in union with the energy of the Universe is like an awesome dance where you trust your partner so much that you just surrender to the beat of the music.”

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53. “This or something better.” This way you stay open to the creative guidance from the Universe and don’t limit your manifesting power.”

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54. “Through the power of your intentions you can reorganize your energy in an instant. Remember that your intentions create your reality. Power lies in knowing how your positive presence expands your outer life. With this newfound awareness, you can easily see when you’re in alignment with your power and when you’re not. When you’re disconnected, you can recite your prayer and get back into the flow. I witness that I’m out of alignment with my power. I choose to see peace instead of this.”

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55. “In meditation, we activate synchronistic support and connection to the Universe.”

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56. “Deepak Chopra, “Do whatever it takes to get closer to consciousness.”

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57. “I witness that I’m out of alignment with my power. I choose to see peace instead of this.” This.”

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58. “I am love. Everything in me and outside of me is love. Today I choose to repeat this, believe this, and commit to this. I am love. Anything else I have chosen to believe is false evidence appearing real. What I choose to see as real today is love and only love. I am love.”

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59. “In every situation you have two choices: Will you learn through fear or will you learn through love? UNIVERSAL.”

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60. “The next time you get hung up in a victim mentality over why something isn’t working out the way you planned, simply say this prayer and realign with love: “Thank you, Universe, for helping me see this obstacle as an opportunity. I will step back and let you lead the way.”

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61. “You create your reality with the thoughts you repeat and the beliefs that you align with. When judgment is your belief system, you’ll always feel unsafe, under attack, and defensive.”

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62. “Hope reminds us of the power of love and clears the path toward the highest good for all.”

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63. “Forgiveness tears down the ego’s walls of separation and reunites us as one. The anger and fear of the ego’s illusion disappear. There’s no more “he said, she said.” It all just lifts. It feels as though chains have been removed and you’ve been set free from a lifetime of terror. Why continue rehearsing the role of victim when you could be free and happy?”

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64. “As soon as I allow the Universe to replace my fear-based beliefs with new perceptions, I receive a miracle.”

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65. “I’d infuse the power of positive energy into my medicine to amplify their.”

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66. “Perception is a mirror, not a fact. And what I look on is my state of mind, reflected outward.”

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67. “Patient people give off an energy of expansion, peace, and grace.”

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68. “What would your life be like if you knew you were always being guided?”

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69. “Dreams are the way to unfulfilled wishes in the individual; visions are the way to unfulfilled dreams in mankind.”

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70. “Abraham-Hicks say, “Distraction is the fastest way back into alignment.”

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71. “Thank you, spirit, for your guidance. We surrender this grievance to you, and we welcome you in to reorganize all limiting beliefs back to love.”

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72. “If you’re ready to receive creative possibilities say this prayer: “Thank you, Universe, for transforming limitation and doubt into creative possibilities.” Use this prayer when your logical mind gets the best of you and stay open to receive new and innovative ways to perceive your circumstances.”

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73. “In the midst of the darkness, grab a flashlight.”

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74. “Honor the trauma, honor the pain, and honor the fear, knowing that all along the peace of love was always shining through you.”

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75. “The root cause of all judgment is the fear of not being good enough, not being worthy of love, and not being safe.”

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76. “As long as you’re relying on your will, your plans, and your timeline, you’ll feel blocked and fearful – stressed in the present, worried about the future, unsure of decisions, and so on. But the moment you let go and allow, an energy of support will take over.”

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77. “I recognize that I have chosen wrongly, I forgive this thought, and I choose again. I choose love.”

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78. “The reason so many people feel unhappy, unsuccessful, and unsafe is they forgot where their true happiness, success, and safety lie. Remembering where your true power lies reunites you with the Universe so that you can truly enjoy the miracles of life. And, most important, so your happiness can be an expression of joy that elevates the world.”

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79. “Judgment is the number one reason we feel blocked, sad, and alone. Our popular culture and media place enormous value on social status, looks, racial and religious separation, and material wealth. We are made to feel less than, separate, and not good enough, so we use judgment to insulate ourselves from the pain of feeling inadequate, insecure, or unworthy. It’s easier to make fun of, write off, or judge someone for a perceived weakness of theirs than it is to examine our own sense of lack.”

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80. “When we chase happiness externally, we’re simply looking for God in all the wrong places.”

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81. “I offered her a prayer that would help her let go of control and embrace flow. The prayer goes, “Thank you, Universe, for helping me see beyond my limitations. Thank you for expanding my perceptions so that I can attract genuine love.”

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82. “To truly say yes to the love of the Universe means you have to look at your resistance and give up a thought system that you mistakenly identified as safety, security, and the foundation of your life. UNIVERSAL.”

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83. “That is the goal: to live in this world but believe in a peaceful loving world beyond it.”

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84. “Practice saying this prayer before every encounter that triggers the shadows from your past: “I want to see this person for the first time.” When.”

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85. “Miracles occur naturally as expressions of love. They are performed by those who temporarily have more for those who temporarily have less.” As you open up to your inner power, it is important to accept that your life’s true purpose is to be helpful to all.”

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86. “Be open to perceiving a physical condition as a chance to get closer to God.”

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87. “Let the Universe support you. Feel confident knowing that what others have is a reflection of what is on the way for you. Celebrate other people’s successes generously and sincerely!”

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88. “You’ll begin to care less about the issues that arise and care more about how you choose to handle them.”

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89. “We get a quick hit of self-righteousness when we judge others. It’s a reliable little crutch when we feel hurt, insecure, or vulnerable. Our judgments toward others seem to make us feel better than them – smarter, savvier, more enlightened, healthier, or wealthier.”

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90. “Is it okay that I haven’t committed to one specific path?” He replied, “Of course it’s okay. You do whatever it takes to get closer to consciousness.”

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91. “Remember: If we were happy and complete, we wouldn’t judge.”

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92. “To begin your commitment to new perceptions, start by paying attention to attack thoughts toward yourself and others. Whenever you notice your thoughts detour into attack mode, say out loud or to yourself: Happiness is a choice I make. Make this your mantra.”

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93. “But giving up fear is like giving up sugar: they’re both sneaky ingredients that hide out in almost everything. And just when you think you’ve got that craving under control, suddenly it rears its not-so-pretty head again.”

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94. “An unforgiving thought does many things. In frantic action it pursues its goal, twisting and overturning what it sees as interfering with its chosen path. Distortion is its purpose, and the means by which it would accomplish it as well. It sets about its furious attempts to smash reality, without concern for anything that would appear to pose a contradiction to its point of view.” This.”

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95. “Whenever we place our happiness and peace in anything outside of ourselves, we’ll inevitably feel unfulfilled and stuck.”

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96. “Therefore we have to recognize relationships as assignments that will bring all our neuroses to the table. When we show up for these assignments we can start dealing and begin healing. The Course positions relationships as one of the most significant opportunities for us to learn and grow. Through another person we can come to know ourselves. When.”

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97. “We deny the power of love, and we save our faith for fear.”

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98. “The Course says, “Children perceive frightening ghosts and monsters and dragons, and they are terrified. Yet if they ask someone they trust for the meaning of what they perceive, and are willing to let their own interpretations go in favor of reality, their fear goes with them. When a child is helped to translate his ‘ghosts’ into a curtain, his ‘monster’ into a shadow, and his ‘dragon’ into a dream he is no longer afraid, and laughs happily at his own fear.” Each.”

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99. “You cannot be faithful to two masters who ask conflicting things of you.”

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100. “By judging my partner, I kept our unforgiving dynamic alive. Once I released my judgment against her, I was able to take a huge step toward forgiving her. Take this time to acknowledge how you’ve been judging those people you need to forgive. Ask yourself, How have I been judging? F.”

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