What we really want is not necessarily what we need— Sometimes, we easily get distracted by the things we want just to heal our inner child. Since it feeds and heals our soul,
Don’t get me wrong, we attain physical satisfaction, But is it really what our spirituality seeks to desire? Did we live a good life outside of comfort? Or did we fight a good life in the midst of survival?
We chose to choose life—by all means, to live comfortably, not fashionably.
We chose to live a good life because this is the kind of battle we chose to face. Henceforth, this was the kind of war we must fight, obstacles we must hurdle— Inner peace and personal satisfaction—not of material things,
But of good deeds, forgiveness, and abstinence.
Sin is temporary in life; we forgive, confess, and forget, Starting a new life as a forgiven person.
For it does not guarantee lifetime happiness, But rather, a temporary one.