one common factor emerges: we are troubled by the past or the future. Yet, in doing so, we overlook the present moment. The past cannot return, and the future remains uncertain.
We must relearn that love is the union of two souls, not two bodies. In recent decades, we have given undue importance to the body. Perhaps through idol worship and elaborate rituals, our minds and spirits have also become inert.
Through the path of love, one can attain every joy in life, even the divine itself. The only price is the surrender of the ego. Once the ego is given up, everything becomes attainable. One gains what ordinary intellect cannot achieve even in ten lifetimes.
The divine and its love are boundless because they are mysteries that cannot be fully grasped. The moment all is revealed, the restless mind will move on. It is this endless allure that keeps us seeking, growing, and ultimately connecting with the infinite.
Over time, spirituality has been reduced to mere rituals—idol worship, prayers, and hymns. These practices, while intended to evoke devotion and love for the divine, have become mechanical.
In essence, practical spirituality transforms the theoretical into the experiential, guiding us toward peace, wisdom, and the realization of our infinite potential.