Those who have learned to surrender to our inner majesty of life (the divine), however, gain the ultimate tool of power. The ultimate tool of power and influence is service to others. 

All problems are creations of perceptions of lack and limitation. This erroneous perception leads to reactive behavior that brings into manifestation the very perception of lack that is a result of limited awareness.

When we feel ‘pressed’ for money, time, or love / connection, we end up making reactive decisions that only magnify the very sense of lack that we are trying to solve.

Your body, your money, your possessions, your relationships, and ultimately your life here on earth, is on loan to you. Trust me, you will repay this loan down to the last penny. Everything you have in your life right now, including your life, is temporary and will be given back much sooner than we think.

When you don’t know what decision to make, how to move forward in life, or how to evaluate whether something is successful and going well or not, do not evaluate the results, evaluate the sensation. 

Obsessing over the perceptions and judgements of others is a passive way to try to feel significant about yourself…

For most people, the idea of success involves some form of comparison. Comparison of yourself with another, or comparison of yourself with a past version of yourself.

Disagreement is a great way to waste your life and energy either online or in person, and your arguments always say more about your energetic state of being than it does about the people or groups you disagree with.

If you desire sympathy, life will surround you with many people who will feel sorry for you. This is because you will unconsciously attract them into your life.

All reactions have a past reference point…Nothing new can ever happen in the past. Newness happens now. Our point of reference becomes our point of attraction. 

The more we focus on our fears and perceived problems, the more we rail on what we perceive are injustices in the world, the worse it will become for us.

Amy’s story is the embodiment of the main message in my book ‘Living for a Living,’” explains Jamal. “You won’t feel fulfilled if you’re just existing to pay the bills. We need to shift our focus beyond simply surviving, to discovering the ‘Why’ of our very existence. Amy’s story is truly miraculous and she is an example for all of us on how knowing our ‘Why’ can lead to a fulfilling career of service to others.