Spiritual proverbs

     ◎ "A man reaps what he sows." This means that every word and deed will ultimately bring corresponding rewards; you get what you give.

    ◎ The mind is divided into three areas: the subconscious, the conscious, and the superconscious.

    ◎ Everyone's life path is always rich and long, but all richness must be manifested through one's desires, faith, or words. Jesus clearly stated that one must take the first step.

    ◎ Apart from doubt and fear, there are no obstacles between each person and their highest ideals and inner desires. As long as we pray "without worry," every desire will be fulfilled.

    ◎ The main purpose of the game of life is to see the goodness in people clearly and to clear all images related to evil from the mind. To do this, we must first deeply imprint the images of all good things in our subconscious.

    ◎ Every thought and every word will be deeply imprinted in our subconscious and diligently carried out.

    ◎ Let us shatter all the old, bad experiences we no longer want to retain in our subconscious and rebuild a beautiful record.

    ◎ God will provide everything for everyone; simply speaking to God releases all that God has given them.

    ◎ If a person who dreams of success is constantly shrouded in the shadow of failure, then even if they possess many innate conditions for success, they will ultimately fail.

    ◎ Even if some ideas seem very far-fetched, everyone must prepare for what they desire.

    ◎ Everyone must constantly speak affirmations rich in truth and rejoice in them.

    ◎ Language and thought are powerful vibrations that constantly shape a person's body and life events.

    ◎ A person who understands spiritual laws will not be disturbed by appearances and can maintain a joyful state of mind even when "trapped."

    ◎ Everyone must hold fast to their ultimate desire and demonstrate an attitude of having everything, whether it be health, love, material possessions, self-expression, or family and friends.

    ◎ How much a person possesses largely depends on the number of their desires; any great act or outstanding achievement is realized through perseverance in pursuing those desires.