Spiritual Motivation

This is a guide to better improving your own self-care and well-being, by Jack Glover.

Somewhere down the line, born-again believers have conformed to the world and the world's way of thinking - including the concept behind work. The world has taught you that you must work hard for success, and this is how you become successful. However, faith is the key to accessing all of God's power, grace, love, mercy, forgiveness, and favor. God does not take money; you cannot buy your way into Heaven. God does not take work; you cannot work your way into Heaven.

One of the major breakout stars of the 21st century is positive affirmations, more popularly known as “manifestations”. For the longest time, people of color have been subjects of human rights violations, social injustices, and blatant discrimination just because they have a darker skin color than the rest of the world. Such an environment knocks out the fundamental drive of a person to seek and nurture personal adequacy. Social constructs, stereotypes, norms, tradition, culture, social class, and education are just some of the things that diminish the way we see ourselves.

When you use the principles of magnetizing, you don't simply let life 'happen' to you. You decide what you want and then by using the principles of magnetizing you bring what you want right to you. It's how we create our own reality.

When we enhance our physical and mental state, we also build our faith or spiritual needs. This is because the body is our tempo. When we take care of our tempo by eating healthy, exercising, taking in mental food and so on we benefit in all directions. There’s a saying that change is the only constant thing in this world so don’t be afraid of it. You can take steps to make changes in your physical, mental and spiritual self.

We often focus on habits that enable us to be effective, productive, to earn wealth. But what about our spiritual life? Shouldn’t this be fostered with as much discipline as every other area of our lives? Daily Habits of Spiritual Renewal encourages a new way to approach life: By taking a little while each day to carve out time and space, you can make room for renewal, inspiration, compassion, and connection.