All things connect in harmony…

What’s the difference between a huge galaxy and your little pinky? Nothing – it all consists of the same material found throughout Creation. Everything connects to all things, including empty space. And without empty space, there would be no place for everything to connect; all things connect in harmony because of it. – Jon Kennedy

A beautiful life…

There is nothing more beautiful than the beauty you are blessed with to carry you through your lifespan. If you choose less than a beautiful life, then it has been your decision. There is no one to blame other than you.

No matter what appears to be controlling your life up to this point - whether it be your job, health, people, raising kids, the death of a spouse or close loved-one, money, education, the weather, you name it - there is still nothing preventing you from having a beautiful life, unless you so choose.

Defy all odds and have a beautiful life, because you know you can. – Jon Kennedy

Love to give and receive…

God, the highest source of love, has imbued in us not only the experience love once in a while, but to live it in every moment if we so choose, and multiply it in our lives and eternal existence.

God gives every one of us love to give and receive in any quantity at every moment. – Jon Kennedy

Love is all we really need…

To understand that loved-ones are our only prized possessions is to understand that love is all we really need in our lives that truly matters. Of course we need food, clothing and shelter. But without love, this world would be a far lesser place than what we currently see it as being.

Here’s to our acts of love outweighing our acts of hate a million to one! – Jon Kennedy 

Love of others…

At some point in your life, you begin to realize that loved-ones are far more precious and essential than material possessions could ever be. Your prized material possessions will come and go, but love of others is forever. Love is truly your only prized possession. – Jon Kennedy

A complete person...

Somehow, up to this very moment in your life, you've had enough to get you here. The illusion is that you should aspire to always have more things; and this can be true, but not necessary.

You are a complete person if you own a car, and you are a complete person if you don't own a home. You are a complete person no matter what, created by God.

Our lives will go on whether or not we have material possessions; they simply enhance our lives and give us varied pleasures to enjoy life further. - Jon Kennedy

Keep your mind in the game...

Stay positive and don't let people or things bother you. Write your own daily positive passages to share with others. Help others in any way possible with your available resources. Through repetition, make this your way of life and keep your mind in the game constantly. Feel great about your life. Help others feel great about their lives. Keep passing this on. - Jon Kennedy

Your ever changing life...

Whatever interested you when you were 10 years old, probably meant little or nothing to you 20 years later. If someone had told you that this would be the case at that young age, it may have been alarming to hear. But 20 years later, it's most likely not even a blip on the radar screen. This is true throughout our lives. We never stop changing. New interests come, old interests go, and some remain with us our entire lives.

Enjoy and embrace your ever changing life. For without change from moment to moment, your life would be over and done. - Jon Kennedy

Your perspective...

How does a million dollars look to someone who earns $35,000 a year? How does a million dollars look to someone who has a billion dollars? It's all about your perspective. - Jon Kennedy

Your personal view...

It all depends on your personal view of the world as to what you pay your attention to and live by. Just a slight shift in your outlook can change your life in a big way. - Jon Kennedy

A genuinely inspired desire…

It’s not up to me or anyone else to make you feel inspired or uninspired with our writings. You are either inspired because the writings relate to your life, or you’re uninspired because they have nothing to do with who you are right now - or ever. You could also feel indifferent about these writings because you simply don’t care about them, or anything else for that matter. It’s also possible that you were, and are a highly inspired person who has already experienced many incredible things, long before any of us wrote them.

Genuine inspiration is not manufactured, it’s in you and it’s who you are. If you are genuinely inspired to take action to go for it, regardless of what it is, you will most likely be successful. A genuinely inspired desire is so great, that you don’t need to write down on paper and reaffirm in the mirror each morning and evening just what it is that you want. It’s a genuine knowing and feeling of exactly what it is that you want, and you are willing to get it no matter who or what tries to block your way.

If you think you know what it is you want in your life but it never quite seems to come to fulfilment, then it’s because you really don’t want this thing as much as you may have thought you did. To prove this theory, just ask yourself: how much of my time and resources did I place into acquiring this thing that I desire so much? The answer will be immediately clear to you.

We are all self-motivated individuals. But sometimes it takes hearing the right words of encouragement from someone else to launch us on our way, and perhaps into the stratosphere. – Jon Kennedy

That which you deem ordinary…

We’ve all been sold on one brand name or another through slick advertising for many, many years. We’ve been conditioned to believe that there is only one brand when it comes to buying a car, boat, electronics, appliances, furniture, toys, etc.

The best brand available for a particular product is the one you decided to be the best for you based on your vanity, its popularity, packaging, and your huge desire for that product. Unquestionably, there are other reasons as well for purchasing a product.

Once purchased though, you have to ask yourself a question. Did I buy this product because I really couldn’t live another minute without it, or did I buy it because I was caught up in all of the hysteria?

You may end up liking your purchase very much, or you may discover that you were caught up in of the hype, and you have very little use for your new product. After all, your product may not have existed on the consumer market six months earlier.

Be grateful that you are able to make these purchases, you are living an abundant life. Though this may seem routine for you to be in a position to enjoy the fruits of life, there are many others around the world who can’t even dream about that which you deem ordinary and routine in your life. You are blessed! Enjoy your abundant life to the fullest! – Jon Kennedy