“The strength in our sound moral conscience and convictions is fully accomplished through the actions of ‘our will’.

Our daily commitments to family, friends, obligations, are all the result of our will to make the decisions that are morally sound and in accord with God’s Commandments, because of the reflection of our behavior on our Soul.

Our will has many personalities that express our intentions, emotions, courage, vulnerability, likes or dislikes, our beliefs in the importance of our Faith in God, and how we practice this Faith in our moral values and moral standards.

Because our will has a direct involvement in our actions, activities, and obligations, our will can affect the lives of everyone we come in contact with and can be the example of morality, charity, hope, sound ethics, good example, thus being a model of encouragement to accomplish something worthwhile, and/or to strengthen in others the obligation we all have to value God’s Commandments for the benefit of our Soul and Its Goal — Sainthood.

We all hate to fail in any area of our life, but sometimes we feel the odds are against us because of a lack of, or the wrong area of education, experience, or not knowing the right person or people to help us.

For the Greatest and Most Important area of life to succeed in, we know the Right One — God Himself. There is no reason for anyone to not become a Saint.

We have the Soul.

We have God’s Commandments.

We have the Will.”