Supporting others is a form of letting go. The actions and mindsets required to support others necessitate letting go of our selfish desires and helps us experience internal freedom. 

When two people covenant with each other,

once you commit to someone, 

you don’t owe them anything, (physical, emotional, spiritual)

actually, 

it is much, much, much, more than that,

you owe them,

EVERYTHING. 

Holding back, 

not supporting, 

demanding more before giving, 

expecting without honoring, 

disrespecting instead of supporting, 

those are all signs of selfishness,

and are a true violation of the person,

the relationship,

and the commitment itself. 

 

In the end, it is true:

You Don’t Owe Them Anything,

You Owe Them Everything. 

 

When both sides give everything:

the magic happens, 

that is when happiness,

peace,

fulfillment,

success

and love is created

and 

miracles cannot be held back. 

Your words or the words of others can have power.

Words can have power, 

but, 

only if you let them. 

If you let them in,

if you internalize them,

then they have power. 

 

The opposite of something always exists.

If there is darkness, there has to be light. 

If there is evil, there has to be good. 

If there is suffering, there has to be healing. 

If we pursue enough truth, 

purpose will pursue us. 

Every problem has a solution

often though

we lack the willingness to use creativity

and

the patience to see the solution develop. 

The most effective remedy for solving a crisis, enduring severe turmoil, or overcoming anguish is to move forward. Move forward in action, move forward in thought, and then life will move forward with you and your healing can begin. 

Effort is more important than luck if you have to choose between the two, because effort is always controllable and is singular, whereas luck requires two more ingredients. 

Luck is created when effort, hope, and consistency are united. 

Hope is focused belief, defined dreams, and deliberate goals combined. 

If we choose to work hard, and choose to have hope, and choose it over and over again, in the end, we are just choosing luck. 

Hope needs to be more than a random feeling. 

Hope needs to become part of our routine. 

If we choose hope daily, we get stronger and our lives get better.

You don’t over prepare, you under adjust.

You don’t over train, you under recover. 

You don’t over think, you under let-go.