When we are personally transforming into a whole, healthy, and soulful being, we automatically want to help others to do the same thing as it strengthens and accelerates our own transformation.

Our thoughts and prayers have so much power. If people realised this, they would be much more careful where they let their thoughts drift.

Understanding ourselves takes work and courage. Whether or not we choose to do it is up to us. Although, essentially, we don’t have a choice because, eventually, the pain will make it intolerable. It’s more a matter of how much pain we are willing to endure before we undergo the ‘pain’ of transformation. At least, the latter pain gets us somewhere.

What does the spiritual journey matter other than it transforms our lives? Nowhere is this more obvious than in our personal relationships.

If we could live in the consecrated spaces of happiness and forget the past, how easily the world would transform.

We can learn to use the pain in our relationships to transform us thereby turning them into entities which heal not harm.

Even though our most prized personal bondings are, generally, selfish and egotistical, they are also our saviour. Through them, we learn to see the essence of ourselves, each other, and life. Our relationships are transformed and so are we. Offer your relationships to God and you will not be disappointed with what is made of them.