“If 13 muscles are used to smile and 47 are required for frowning, why do people put so much muscle into making their lives miserable?”
~Alexys Fairfield
"Make yourself known to yourself. Inspire and motivate others. Spread yourself among life’s canvas. Life is not grim. It is full of love, bright colors, vibrant Souls, and unforgettable experiences. Life is full of you. Death is not the end, it’s the beginning of another life."
~Alexys Fairfield
Read more in...Is Death Final
"If you cling to what you are, you lose who you are."
~Alexys Fairfield
"We go to the gym regularly and watch what we put into our bodies, yet we let our hearts become out of shape by not exercising our good will, compassion and love - and that's what matters. There is no point reshaping our outer extremities if by doing so, it doesn't make us a better person and open our heart to human kindness."
~Alexys Fairfield
"We are transporters of information exchanging what we know for what we don't know and when the exchange happens, we seek new suppliers and new recipients."
~Alexys Fairfield
"I didn’t see a celebrity standing across the table from me. I saw another human being who lives in a bubble. He wasn’t larger than life. I sensed a real tragedy in that he couldn’t live like the rest of us. I sensed that his spirit was trapped within the walls of a fame that was bigger than him. I sensed a Soul that was searching for a quiet place to breathe, to clear the karmic debris that fame brought him. A place in which we all deserve to bask."
~Alexys Fairfield
Read more in...I Saw Michael Jackson
"Karma is neither new, nor new age. It has been here since before time. It has walked with dinosaurs, lived with cavemen, fought with gladiators, sailed the seas with explorers, discovered foreign lands and even walked on the moon. It is here now and it will be here long after we are gone. Karma is not something that happens to you, it's something that you create. You are karma."
~Alexys Fairfield
Read more in...The 5 W's Of Karma
"Just because we read something in print, see it on television or hear someone say it doesn’t mean it is true. I think we have to find our own truth and it speaks to us in tones that we understand."
~Alexys Fairfield
Read more in...Anthony De Mello And God
"We have all experienced death before. The fear of it comes from us remembering the experience."
~Alexys Fairfield
"The more we are tested, the more adept at the test we become. We never need to ever fear the test, but we should address the fear of not wanting to be tested."
~Alexys Fairfield
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