Irish Independent
If there is a textbook for life, Marianne Williamson seems to have it
"In any given moment , we can have an open-hearted response to the person in front of us or we can have a closed path. We can respond with love or we can respond with fear. We can gloat, we can blame, we can help the relationship. We can judge, send forth our desire to be at our most excellent or give into an attitude of 'I don't care'.
"At any given moment, we are deciding between the best that we are capable of or deciding for the lower aspects of our nature and if we make a right-minded choice for the sounder of the two, it's much like exercising a muscle, which over time becomes your personality."
I am sitting with one of the world's most celebrated spiritual teachers as she arrives from Britain, where her daughter has started university at Cambridge, and on the eve of her sell-out seminar.
Like her writing style , Marianne Williamson presents herself and her ideas in a clean and tidy manner, with no small talk cluttering the ground.
As the petite brunette, sporting a leopard-skin cardigan delivers her doctrine, my attention drifts to my history with this former jazz singer who teaches faith without dogma and religion without institution.
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