December 2025 To me, the most revolutionary thing that the Bible taught me was about satisfaction. Contrary to EVERYTHING we learn since birth, satisfaction (feeling completely satisfied with your life, not chasing anything more, feeling at peace, loving — which is what everybody is after) does NOT come from anything you see around you. It does NOT come from anything you can get, feel, or experience in this “physical” world. (Sounds woo-woo, I know, when you've been raised talking only about what you can see.) It comes from something that is not there, not visible, but super real: the God of the Bible. I KNOW it sounds crazy. How can a book fill you up to this point of finished, complete, no-need-for-more satisfaction??? But it's the truth, it's what's happening [1]. And it rocked my world. That's the biggest shift: We're not designed to take from this world, because this world simply is not edible. We can try and try and try, but never get there. This world is designed for us to bring into it what this source now fills us up with. We don't need anything from the world anymore, it's just the beautiful decor in which to overflow, as it was intended to be. But it's impossible to live this paradigm shift if you've never experienced this source, God's presence. You don't even know that there's another way. It's like asking a blind man about colors. It's unthinkable and unimaginable as long as you haven't experienced it. That's why you keep trying “different” ways, which are all, in fact, one and the same: trying to fill yourself up with what's around you. Always. Which is where I insert myself with the best piece of advice I could ever give: don't look around, start looking up. Notes [1] Of course, it's not a one-time thing but a daily thing. A daily feeding of the soul that keeps your “satisfaction battery” charged up to 100%, let's say. And it's not always easy, sometimes even very difficult. Your “satisfaction battery” keeps depleting itself, and you struggle to plug it into the all-satisfying source. But still, you now know it’s the only source of true, fully satisfying satisfaction, and you can’t help but persevere.