it's not my fault that I became this tough when responding to life scenarios, neither am I saying that it is anyone's fault either.

What I am saying is this; from our life experiences, we learn lessons that help shape and mold us based on the paths we chose to follow in life. These life experiences shape our lives up in all kinds of diverse ways. Be it mentally, emotionally, strategically, financially, spiritually and any other "-ally" you could be thinking to add.

These life molding experiences just as well would break you, but in the same time, would make you. We are the clay, and He - Yahweh, is the Potter. He shapes us based on what we need, and how we are fashioned to reign. 💋

Faith is all you need to make it through, keep your head up, Keep your spirits high and motivated, while we let Yahweh do what HE alone does best - Be Yahweh, God of all the universe.

Heck, He knows that you've been bad and good, and He rewards in accordance. He also doesn't expect us to be perfect, however, He does Promise is that through each molding phase, He would love us through it all.

So as we are shaped through these life molding experiences, we MUST learn to stay open, learn to forgive, accept all doings - whether good or bad, acknowledge you know no one but Yahweh who would help all the way. Live, love, laugh, cry too, let the spirit breakthrough and lead.

At the end of if all, the results are bound to ALWAYS have you giving Yahweh all the thanks.

Optimism is all it takes, to live life. Did you know that in hope, that there is Optimism? So therefore, we must stay optimistic too, life is too lovely to be wallowing over our regrets.

Evolve, heal.

Evolution is a daily process, not once a life time.

Self application is where it is at.

Self belief is also where it is at.

Believe, pray, have fun, live with Christ in mind, He is the Almighty and that is the whole basis of having a life.

An excerpt from St. Paul Center’s “Genesis to Jesus” Episode 4:

[T]he Bible is the story of God's love for His people. We can hardly grasp the extent of that love, so right from the first pages of the Bible, the Word of God uses the most powerful images of human love to help us begin to understand—the love of a husband and wife, and that of a parent and child.  

The opening pages of the Old Testament, when read in light of the New Testament, reveal to us that covenant love requires total self-giving. That's how the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit love each other, that's how God loves us, and that's how we're called to love in return. We learn this through sacrificing ourselves for others and for God.

The Bible tells the story of man learning this, of God raising us as His family from infancy to adulthood. It's the story of how He guides us, chastises us, woos us, preparing us, little by little, to be fit for the Wedding Supper of the Lamb in Heaven—to be fit for a divine, heavenly union with Him.

Grace doesn't try to please itself. Accepts being slighted, forgotten, disliked. Accepts insults and injuries.

Nature only wants to please itself. Get others to please it too. Likes to lord it over them. To have its own way. It finds reasons to be unhappy when all the world is shining around it. And love is smiling through all things.

They taught us that no one who loves the way of grace ever comes to a bad end. I will be true to you. Whatever comes.”

I thought I needed to fix my soul

To find scattered pieces, make whole

But what I really needed was peace

Thoughts, stress, self demands to cease

I forgot nature is a beautiful gift

Time in it should not be swift

Drink it in, like life giving water

Never forget this, natures daughter

The best way to establish joy in every part of the being is through constant gratitude to the One who is responsible for our having accepted the spiritual life. At every second we have to bring to our inner mind what we were before we became consciously spiritual. And, for a fleeting second, we can see what our friends of the past are doing now, where our former acquaintances are now. As soon as we see what they are doing, and what we ourselves originally were, then we will immediately notice the difference between our achievement of the past and our achievement of the present. No matter how far away the goal is, we can easily see the distance that we have already covered. Our so-called friends of the past have not yet started walking along the real road, but in us there is some aspiration, some inner cry, at least some awareness of a higher ideal and goal.

We can offer gratitude to God, or to our spiritual teacher, or to our path, or even to our own good qualities that prompted us to enter into the spiritual life. Again, we can offer gratitude to the inner cry that prompted us to walk along the right path, or to the achievement itself. Gratitude lies in self-giving to the Source, or to the One who has inspired us to see the higher reality and run towards the goal. We offer gratitude to the Source because it has created in us an inner urge to return to it and seek fulfilment there. And this fulfilment comes only in fulfilling the Source itself. So self-giving in various ways gives us total joy in every part of the being. There is no other way.