Sunday, March 15, 2020

When Faith is Bigger Than Our Fears


Fear can be defeated when there's a light from within. When we are suffering in this time of global health crisis,
we can learn to fight back stronger and live healthier.

In these times of brutal challenge, we are called to remain calm and still. It may seem difficult, but we can always tune in to the Highest Divine power—the life-giver, to find our center and regain control.

Our Soulful Sunday moments are a reminder of the Divine love and light that surrounds us. In times of anxiety and uncertainty, we can feel this warmth wrap around our bodies and souls, providing us with the comfort that someone greater is in control of our being and fate.


Whatever is happening in today's world is part of a Divine plan. Whatever we give in this world is what comes back to us. When we give suffering to others, we might experience even the worst kind of suffering. Hence, when we give love, it begets love and understanding.

The global health threat creates fear, resulting in the hoarding of food and stuff. It causes massive chaos between nations, misunderstandings, blame games, and discrimination. 

The hysteria is absolute. But the world isn't new to this pandemic. We may only be more critical, cautious, and alert than ever before, and that's a positive sign of a changing time.


But amidst these untoward events, the antidote is to have unwavering faith and not succumb to fear. We must believe in our resilience and our ability to overcome this battle, and not let fear cloud our judgment.

God's will is absolute, as humans have the choice: the will to be healed or the will to survive. This means that [insert explanation of 'God's will' here]. So, if things are within our control, we must also have faith in something beyond our control. 
Be fearless and have faith. 

© 2020 Del Cusay


Sunday, March 8, 2020

Transfiguration in the Eyes of A Child


The child grows fast from birth to toddler, from the time they open their eyes until they start walking alone. This physical transformation delights us. A child was born and is yet to live a great life. 

This past Sunday, a day we often refer to as 'Soulful Sunday, 'we had a wonderful time at the farm. We brought our little one to explore a new world, just as we had done on New Year's Day, 2020, when he was just learning to walk. This Sunday also marked the second Sunday of Lent, a time of reflection and spiritual growth in the Christian tradition.

On New Year's Day 2020, when he was one year and one month old, we saw his curiosity to explore his environment. Although he couldn't speak or express his joyfulness, it could be seen in his smiles and actions.


At 13 months, he can walk by himself and is very playful. He can show different emotions. He laughs when feeling happy and cries when feeling uncomfortable.

A child lives in a different world, within our own but seen through a unique lens. They have the remarkable ability to influence our emotions. A child's laughter can brighten our day when we don't feel like smiling. When we feel tired, a child's energy can lift us up. Their powerful energy can transform our moods and emotions, showing us a different side of the world.

There are times when we may feel we've had enough, yet a child can find happiness and excitement in the simplest of things. We may feel weary or bored with our routine, but a child's endless curiosity and resilience can bring a sense of rejuvenation and hope. A child's journey of learning, falling, getting up, and smiling again is a testament to their endless fun and resilience.


This second Sunday of Lent discusses Jesus's transfiguration at Mount Tabor, which was witnessed by his chosen Disciples. Jesus transformed into a bright human being just before the disciples' eyes.

Here on Earth, our God may manifest in many ways through lavish living and even suffering. However, we may become blind in our faith and not see the bright side of life.

Unlike us, children see the world with a depth and gratitude that we often overlook. They remind us to appreciate the beauty and wonder that surrounds us. A child's perspective can be a source of enlightenment, teaching us to see the world with a profound sense of gratitude.

 Our Quest for Personal Transfiguration begins as we emulate the innocence of a little child, giving us a radiant glow as we live life with happiness, joy, and peace.


When we no longer see ourselves shining so brightly, we can find inspiration in a child's innocence and joy. In their eyes, we can see a reflection of Jesus's transfiguration, a reminder of the hope and potential for renewal that comes with learning to see the world through a child's eyes.

© 2020 Del Cusay




Sunday, March 1, 2020

Quantum Leap of Faith in the Summit


You didn't believe it until a leap of faith brought you to where you are; your present life. Your current state doesn't define your whole life, and your pause is like a slingshot ready to launch you to what you have imagined. Embracing change is the key to unlocking your potential and staying motivated on this journey of self-discovery.

Timeless energy is more than a fantasy; it drives our personal growth and transformation. It is just like our state of consciousness that creates our reality. And so if you believe that thoughts are energy, whatever you think, you become - - the becoming of who you are or who I am.

What makes this year special is another leap to complete the cycle. Another day is added to make it whole. And that's the essence of a leap year; to wait for the right time to make it full and complete.



We are once incomplete or broken at some point in our existence. And it took us days, months, and years to finally fix or fill in what was missing.

When we have found an answer to 'Who am I?', we dare to take a quantum leap of faith. This leap is not just a step forward but a significant, transformative change in our lives. We move forward and ask, ' What's next?' What is waiting for us that needs to be unveiled? 

Who is the person of our dreams? What kind of life lies ahead? What does the future bring? These are tough questions we must uncover, not instantly but intuitively. Our intuition, a powerful guide, helps us navigate these questions that come to our higher consciousness.


The quantum leap of faith is like a leap year. Just as a leap year adds an extra day to our calendar, this leap of faith adds an extra opportunity for growth and change in our lives. We believe that time will heal and, in time, will make us complete. We could wait for years for someone to come along. That's a new beginning. A new milestone to move on.

© 2020 Del Cusay