"You have been taught that there is something wrong with you and that you are imperfect, but there isn't and you're not."

-- Cheri Huber

"Letting go does not mean not having."

-- Cheri Huber

"As long as you're concerned about improving yourself, you'll always have a self to improve."

-- Cheri Huber

"Whatever it is that I'm doing, if I pay attention to it, I'm going to learn something."

-- Cheri Huber

"We remain dissatisfied (suffering) as long as we are identified with an illusion of separateness."

-- Cheri Huber

"Complete acceptance and profound change are inseparable."

-- Cheri Huber

"If you want to end suffering, stop identifying with the process that's causing it."

-- Cheri Huber

"Acceptance is always freedom no matter what you're accepting."

-- Cheri Huber

"Taking responsibility is not taking blame."

-- Cheri Huber

"You can listen to the voices that say there is something wrong with you, it's actually helpful to be aware of them, just don't believe them."

-- Cheri Huber

"And the simple, astounding, mind boggling, amazing fact is that as soon as you accept yourself exactly as you are, all those character flaws begin to fall away because those 'flaws' have their only existence in nonacceptance, in self-hate."

-- Cheri Huber

"The conditioned belief that you must be perfect is the perfect set-up for self-hate."

-- Cheri Huber

"The practice is finding compassion no matter what."

-- Cheri Huber

"Nothing about how you are is a problem until you resist it."

-- Cherie Huber

"There is nothing to prove, nothing to win, nothing to get."

-- Cheri Huber

"Regardless what you were taught to believe, there was never anything wrong with you."

-- Cheri Huber

"Perhaps doing in order to be good is what keeps you from realizing that you are already good."

-- Cheri Huber

"We suffer when we are not willing to feel pain."

-- Cheri Huber

"Whether life is seen as a struggle or a gift depends on one's attitude of mind, not on one's circumstances."

-- Cheri Huber

"Can you stop trying to change into who you wish you were long enough to find out who you really are?"

-- Cheri Huber