The Presence of Spirituality and the Lack of Millennial Moral Support

In 2020, we observe that more and more people are starting to wake up and see how full of opportunity and convenience we've made this world. Using social media and gaining knowledge just like our history's innovators wanted us to, but you also see yourself in the clockwork of habits, a bottle on the belt. We're set to rules and constantly want to pop off, but where do we start? What we often overlook is that we're making the small changes in the world that matter, they really do when they're done with gratitude. We make spirituality out to be complicated, complacent, or oppressive, however, how much would our world change without noticing what spirituality really was?

You may be in luck if you'd said we hadn't already as I snicker. We manifest what we think in this world, in the sense is that you set your eyes on the prize, you're surrounded by the energy that is your goal. There is a moral lesson to that concept that I quote myself, "You can't have your own world without sharing with others". We often don't notice that when we hear those things, it's nourishing for our self. We have to see that our literature and our natural kindness is attributed to spirituality, something that some of us don't get exposed to very much. Some of us have a notion that spirituality is opinion, and we grow up bound to a set of ways that others found a discipline to, and in the end we never gratify that opinion, we don't see real self-discipline. Self-discipline is to take it on yourself to get what really makes you happy.

Many people will stand by their own convictions, some more than others, and you'll hold fast to it. The truth is that spirituality is all around us, it lives in the dimensions of our creativity, literature, wisdom. You become an example when you choose to self-reflect. So why is spirituality important? Because there's truth where fact won't find it, and if everyone notices we're too ahead of ourselves to disregard it, we can savor the fruits of our good nature. Because when you face it, all the things that are separate from knowledge, i.e. what we know in our hearts are bad, you see those things are draining, taking away parts of you that others hold on to. We need to hold on to our inner nature, kindness, and resolve, because we can.

More people are bound by their opinions of spirituality rather than the truth. Are you an apathetic person? Why is it truth? Because it's in the books. In the past people only had so many ways to preserve history, than to break out a smartphone and start throwing a fit on camera because a very real circumstantial knob cut them off. Now, there's something you can take from these people; they were much older than us, and have likely seen the very same expressions we display today to each other in lively occasions. It's their wisdom that cannot be measured by science and it's that same wisdom we should remember today in the wake of a more demanding society of transparency. We should not have apathy.

We have to take into consideration that what was written in these books came from the wisdom and hearts of men who have seen the spectrum of society.

You'll see many people today who will want to tell you their version, and there's really no other version to tell, so why is the wisdom in the books applicable? Maybe they were in fact divine; it's all around us. We must pray out loud because that's part of the "trick". We simply have to say the magic words. If you don't believe a certain system or institution can help you, then what do you believe in? You don't want to exhaust yourself dragging down the things around you because your opinions start to will it. Manifestation is only the half-correct term. There is a mathematical sense to it all and then there is the writing to prove it. We can't be closed minded in trying to better ourselves, there's really much more to see, we have to wipe impurities from our minds eye, lest you drag down society the society we live in.

You don't have to force yourself to grow up in a society where many haven't grown out of their opinions.

As millennials, we're all hands on the deck, godspeed, bringing that horizon. You've learned so much, how can you think you know everything? Darkness won't show you anything and you know where the light is now.