Liam Quirk

Please Remember . . . Liam Quirk

These letters speak to the deep spiritual lessons of daily life as we navigate through the beautifully mysterious universe we live in. There is, as one letter points out, absolutely no good reason not to live the best version of ourselves. Other letters clarify the path that follows the promise of our possibilities and explain the path of suffering created by our limiting self-concepts. Keeping in touch with our real-self identity as we create our lives can be seriously challenging, and this practice of writing letters to remind ourselves what is true and not true is an inspirational tool for the journey. From the Introduction: This collection of letters to myself started off as a way to reinforce and amplify spiritual lessons I was working with and wished to commit to deeper memory. The letters quickly became a daily practice that strengthened my connection and relationship to the voice of my higher or real self. More than a diary or journal, these letters and this kind of letter writing became something I looked forward to. They seemed to do what I had intended-which was to better anchor the lessons of the day-and they also surprised me again and again with how they spoke to me in ways that gave me insight and great peace. When I shared some of the letters with members of a spiritual study group I was facilitating, I was encouraged to put them together in a book. This is that book. My intention is for these letters to inspire you to write your own letters to yourself. I have found it to be a rich and rewarding practice, and I also find that re-reading the letters leaves me feeling whole and strengthened to stay the course