God Ties All Things

The faith of Paulus was not about proving the existence of God but about trusting in His goodness. Such faith is only acquired through prayer, divine discourse, and following the example of Jesus Christ; an internal death of our lower material selves. This is the spiritual practice that forms the foundation of a life lived in harmony with the divine order.

This is about heart condition, understanding, healing, and spiritual transformation. Paulus taught a coming to God’s greatness and ultimate goodness through humility, love, and service. Even in our most painful moments, there is a divine purpose at work overarching everything, a truth that cannot be grasped by logic alone but must be felt through the heart. The message was God is good and He wins.

This path to spiritual growth is not a solitary one; it is a communal act, bound by a common destiny. The modern age has taught us to see ourselves as separate from others, but in doing so, we have forgotten the sacred truth that our lives are always interconnected. The alternative is a delusional prison of selfishness where the soul is trapped.

True understanding is not earthly perfection, which is impossible, but in the willingness to live with humility and grace. The soul is not meant to live in isolation; it is meant to find wonder through the light of divine love. In this wonder, we discover God’s goodness, which ties together all things.