“I have learned that the point of life's walk is not where or how far I move my feet but how I am moved in my heart. If I walk far but am angry toward others as I journey, I walk nowhere. If I conquer mountains but hold grudges against others as I climb, I conquer nothing. If I see much but regard others as enemies, I see no one.”

“There is much to be learned from the world around us—far more than we normally comprehend. The Ancient Ones knew this well—most particularly the wise teachers among them—those who, in the Navajo tongue, were called "Anasazi.”

“Does your heart walk forward in the light?”

“Mother Earth has never been more crowded, yet her inhabitants have never been more lonely.”

“Mother Earth reintroduced me to my people.”

“We who lose our footing have lost our way.”

“Each morning offers lessons in light. For the morning light teaches the most basic of truths: Light chases away darkness.”

“I speak of the Creator. He has walked with me often in my journeys, and it has been by learning to walk with Him that I have learned to walk forward.”

“Would it surprise you to hear that man's unhappiness is due in large measure to the way he is seeking after happiness?”

“We travel only as far and as high as our hearts will take us.”

“Would it surprise you to hear that man's unhappiness is due in large measure to the way he is seeking after happiness? You know this already from your own life. For when you have been unhappy, you have been unhappy with others—with your father or mother, your sister or brother, your spouse, your son, your daughter. If unhappiness is with others, wouldn't it stand to reason that happiness must be with others as well?”