Being merciful with ourselves

         Through mercy we can change our life and also others. We can bring a new light in others life. Through mercy we destroy our shortcomings and evil things. We should not do with our lust and anger. It simply won’t work. But we can be merciful to our own noisy selves and turn these enemies into friends.

Healing our memories

        Forgiveness indeed heals memories. Because it allows us to claim our own power and not let these events destroy us. It enables them to become events that deepen the wisdom of our hearts.

The most human and most divine gesture.

         The great mystery is that this daily and most human gesture is the way we recognize the presence of Christ among us. God becomes most present when we are most human.

Reflection: We are temple of God. In our life some time we forget the god because our temptation. But once we know the presence of the God among us. At that time we totally surrender to God.

A grateful death

     The greatest gift we can offer our families and friends is the gift of gratitude. Gratitude sets them free to continue living without bitterness or self- recrimination.

Reflection: Through gratitude we live our life meaningful. It gives more happiness to end of our life.

A courage’s life

       A courageous life, therefore, is a life lived from the centre. It is a deeply rooted life, the opposite of superficial life.” Have courage” therefore means: “let your centre speak.”

         Spiritual courage is completely different. It is following the deepest designs of our hearts at the risk of losing fame and popularity. It asks our willingness to lose our temporal lives in order to gain eternal life.

Reflection: For spiritual courage we require in our life. It gives shape our life. We go more close to God. It helps understand the human life and it removes our short comings.

Living with hope

   All the great spiritual leaders in history were people of hope. Abraham, Moses, Ruth, Mary, Jesus and Gandhi all lived with a promise in their hearts that guided them toward the further without the need to know exactly what it would look like but let’s live with hope.

Reflection: Hope is a successful part of our life. We can not do without hope. It gives an intrinsic power to our mind and heart therefore we reached to happiness. Hope teaches us how we become a cool and take patience specially in difficulties

Jesus comes to in the poor.

    What finally counts is not whether we know Jesus or know his words but whether we live our lives in the spirit of Jesus. The spirit of Jesus is the spirit of love. Jesus himself makes this clear when he speaks about the last judgment. There people will ask “Lord” when did we see you hungry and feed you, or thirsty and give you drink?” and Jesus will answer. In so for as you did this to one of the least of mine you did it to me.

Reflection: This is our great challenge and consolation. Jesus comes to us in the poor, the sick, the dying, the prisoners, the lonely, the disabled, and the rejected. There we meet him, and there the door to God’s house is opened for us.