Stephen Robbins Schwartz (1949-1993) gave this phrase to the work he did in dialogue with participants in his travels around America, and other places, too. Although he died at the age of 43, the content of his work seems as necessary today, as any day. And, writings and recordings do live on here on the earthly plane, and thanks to our present technology, it is easier than ever to share with you his thoughts and dialogues. These dialogues were always conducted in a circle of participants who quietly sat through the exchange. These words live on as moments in time where two and more people came together to feel their humanity, fragility and commonality in their wanting, hoping, loving. The hope here is that each post (consisting of a quote from Stephen’s writing or dialoging) will touch somewhere inside you, and if you want to, comment, or if you prefer silence, that is fine, too. Sharing happens on both levels.
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I have found S. Schwartz recording and writings inspirational. I have studied a course in miricals, and have listened to many spirituality reordings, but their is something about Stephen Schwartz that has always amazed me. I listen to his tapes when I go to bed, and I feel very warm and comforted by his teachings.
Tom
By: Tom on March 31, 2011
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I was introduced to I ACCEPT IN ALL GRATITUDE IN 1994 as I was recovering from surgery for cervical cancer…an amazingly enlightening book…since then I have given many recommendations to others of particularly The Compassionate Presence…I am so glad you are making these works available! I once described The Compassionate Presence as beyond the Course in Miracles. The person I was talking to said how is that possible…I suggested she read it…To me it is so expansive, inspiring, inclusive & universal…Thank You, Thank You, Thank You…Linda, Ann Arbor, MI…8/6/11
By: Linda L. Moody on August 7, 2011
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