I have always cut a wide swath around anonymous writings, but these clippings beg to be widely read and shared. Somehow I don't think the Source is concerned about a proper byline. They are presented here in a format (.pdf) suitable for printing and/or framing on a background paper of your choice; also shown in plain ASCII (.txt). Links will open in a new window, which you can close to return to this page.

• 10 Rules for Being Human (Font: BernhardMod BT) (.txt)

  Quoting Dr. Chérie Carter-Scott from her book, "If Life is a Game, These are the Rules":

  If you came across the Rules for Being Human sometime during the last 25 years and photocopied them and passed them on to others; if you used the Rules for a retreat, class curriculum, brochure or Web site; if you framed the rules and put them on your wall, or tucked them in your drawer, or put them on the refrigerator door; if you read the Rules and smiled with recognition, then I dedicate this book to you and all seekers who have treasured the Rules ... This book is to support you and and those you love in your journey through Life. Use it as a primer for higher consciousness. Blessings to you on your path.

• Children of the Light (Font: Daniela) (.txt)

  Words to live by; hope for the future of mankind.

• Wash Day, 1916 (Font: Balcony Angels) (.txt)

  An old Kentucky grandmother instructs a young bride. If this doesn't put modern-day priorities back into perspective, nothing will.

• 17th Century Nun's Prayer (Font: CloisterBlack BT) (.txt)

  Whether penned 400 years ago or 4, this cleverly disguised advice on aging will make you smile and make you think.