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Published: Dec. 7, 2016, 8 a.m.

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I have a lot of \\u201cstuff.\\u201d

Uber-modern home with a gorgeous view. Two luxury cars in the garage. Six-person hot tub in the back. More clothes and shoes than I know what to do with.

I mean, there was a time when I would go shopping at Bloomingdales just to get FitBit steps.

Crazy, I know \\u2026

Don\\u2019t get me wrong, I enjoy the things I have. However, over the past year or so, all of this stuff has lost its significance. I\\u2019ve come to realize that fulfillment doesn\\u2019t come in a shoebox, or a shopping bag, or with four wheels.

It comes from within.

For way too long I worked my tail off to make my external world match the image of success that I had been conditioned to believe in.

But once I eventually made the images match, I found that it wasn\\u2019t all that it was cracked up to be. It made me understand why celebrities \\u2014 with more money and stuff than they\\u2019ll ever need \\u2014 end up in rehab.

Because in the absence of a spiritual life, the \\u201cgood life\\u201d is merely an illusion. Something will always feel amiss.

It\\u2019s funny, I used to think \\u201cspiritual\\u201d people were a little kooky. Now I\\u2019m in yoga class almost every morning, doing Transcendental Meditation twice a day, reading books by guys with names like Maharishi and Yogananda, and listening to Marianne Williamson lectures while driving one of my fancy cars.

Oh, life is a trip.

Today I wanted to share one of my favorite Marianne Williamson clips with you. This is another one that had me clapping my hands and saying \\u201cwooh!\\u201d every couple minutes.

There\\u2019s so much truth in here, including today\\u2019s featured quote:

\\u201cWhatever is, is perfect.\\u201d

Today\\u2019s clip is from Marianne\\u2019s audio program\\xa0The Ten Bridges of Transformation\\xa0available on Audible.

Get a FREE audiobook with a 30-day Audible trial membership here!

I hope today\\u2019s message helps you add another piece to your puzzle.

I think I\\u2019ve found my missing peace.

Namaste. :)

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