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There is only one place where goodness is manufactured and that is in the human heart. There is only one place where love can be experienced with all sincerity and that is in the human soul. Because the human soul is love.

 “When you see things differently, when you bring in the Awareness of Soul as your Mind encounters the data brought to you by your Body, your entire perspective changes. And your perspective, of course, creates your perception. And your perception creates your beliefs. And your beliefs create your behaviors. And your behaviors produce your experience.” -- Neale Donald Walsch

It is easy to look at the world and form opinions. We judge what we see, what we do not understand, and often, what makes us uncomfortable. We judge others for their choices, their words, their silence. And perhaps even more often, we judge ourselves — for not being enough, for being too much, for not doing life the way we thought we should. But judgment is never born from truth. It is born from fear. From disconnection. From the illusion that we are separate from one another.

Choosing curiosity over judgment does not mean we will never make assumptions or fall into old habits but it does mean we are willing to catch ourselves and shift. It means we recognize that every person including ourselves has a story a struggle a reason behind the way they act.

The world moves at a frenetic pace, with news cycles spinning faster than our minds can process, demands piling higher than our capacity to meet them, and an undercurrent of collective anxiety that seems to permeate the very air we breathe. In such times, it becomes easy to lose our center—to feel tossed about by external circumstances, reactive rather than rooted, overwhelmed rather than anchored. Yet, it is precisely during these chaotic moments that spiritual grounding becomes not just helpful, but essential.

Our reality is not shaped by what happens to us but by how we see what happens to us. Two people can go through the same experience and walk away with completely different emotions conclusions and lessons. The difference is not in the event itself but in the perspective through which they interpret it.