Believing actions hold no consequences is not healthy. Accepting you’re a human being on a spiritual evolution bound to fall from time to time, is reality. Being human shouldn’t be an excuse to fail without a sincere heart, but it should be a reason to forgive as well. Every great man and woman failed at times, but the one common precursor was they truly believed in their worthiness, power, and grace. Danny G.
Your Purpose and Calling
You find yourself and your purpose by being noble, honest and showing integrity.
You find yourself and your purpose by giving as much as receiving.
You find yourself and your purpose by forgiving despite the anger simmering underneath.
You find yourself and your purpose by listening as much as teaching.
You find yourself and your purpose by loving your opponent despite the chaos he created.
You find yourself and your purpose by pausing to think, rather than give in.
You find yourself and your purpose by seeing the beauty in the mundane.
You find yourself and your purpose by looking at defeat, and calling it a beginning.
You find yourself and your purpose by looking at the degraded, and calling them winners.
You find yourself and your purpose by being content when it’s not your success.
You find yourself and your purpose by showing humility rather than pride.
You find yourself and your purpose by seeking growth, which is essentially who you are.
And you lose yourself by being everything you’re not, and failing to realize who you are.
Danny G.
Embracing
Embrace the past with love in your heart, and embrace the growth it brought forth today. All the turns, detours, and failures together, created the journey and purpose today. Forgive yourself, and release all guilt. For acceptance or guilt creates health or sickness. Don’t forget your destiny awaits for your simple pleasure, purpose and creation. And don’t forget to honor the long road home that brought you the journey. Danny G.
Forgiveness and Persistence
When someone hurts you, don’t be the referee, turn it over to God, and let him fight your battles for you. Allow karma to run its course, for it never fails and the good one always wins. Just don’t give in to bitterness, for the wise one knows the victory is through forgiveness, and persistence. Danny G.
Seek Joy Not Sorrow
If you want to win the battle in your mind, seek forgiveness, don’t seek revenge. For seeking revenge never brings inner peace and joy, as it only brings sorrow in the end. You created your own prison by feeling bitterness and resentment, and it only brought you sadness and misery. So do yourself a favor, today seek joy, not sorrow. Danny G.
Release Blame
Don’t allow someone’s burden to become yours, for everyone is responsible for their own karma, and everyone creates their own life story. When you blame yourself, you’re making yourself the victim, and you’re creating a disservice to yourself, and others. For you cannot help with blame, and you cannot be the best version of you, when you allow blame to be your motive. Danny G.
Renewing Our Spirit
If you’re not conscientious and you keep on suppressing anger and bitterness, it will eventually spill out with your words and behavior. Anger and bitterness repressed ends up causing friction for you and your loved ones. Don’t avoid it and bury it. The key is to deal with these unwanted emotions in baby steps if we have to. When we deal with these emotions in the early stages, we avoid breaking down from years of suppressed emotions. When we’re conscientious, we renew our spirit to act out of love, forgiveness, and compassion. Danny G.
Walking in Forgiveness
You walk unforgivably because you fail to see them for who they are. They are merely confused, clueless, and lost in the chaotic world of today. Everyone has a reason for who they are today, whether their present molds them or their past. Be the forgiving person who sees them for who they are, and the potential of who they can be. Danny G.
Compassionate Revenge
The compassionate revenge is saying, I moved on so should you. The compassionate revenge is saying I’m in a great place now, I’m happy, and so should you. The compassionate revenge is saying I wish you all this, and more, and even if you had more I would smile in appreciation and love. The compassionate revenge would say I wish you the best, and sincerely I hope you learned your lesson. Danny G.
Never Too Far
If you didn’t measure up to God’s standards, why would he create you as you are? God knew every struggle or fall you would endure, and he still gave you the gift of life. Would a loving father punish you for eternity for one lousy mistake or a few? Would a compassionate God not welcome you back after a sincere apology? Or even after a life of deception or ongoing struggle? If he can foresee all the days of your life before your physical birth, just know you’re still here for a reason, and there’s no mistake too great, for this compassionate creator. The only way back, is to know his truths, apply them, which inevitably leads to your victory. Danny G.