09/08/2026
"Your mind and your life should overflow with God's love." - True Father
Dear brothers and sisters,
here again some inspiration, based on the words of True Parents:
True Father: "Your mind and your life should overflow with God's love and should let the love drops fall continuously. When love flows out, there is hope, but when love dries up, you and your family will perish. Dry-hearted people will be stricken out of the world of love. Such people are destined to be excluded from the world of the tradition of love." *
Father’s words about allowing God’s love to flow through us have a deeper meaning in the context of God’s providence. The purpose of our lives is not only our own spiritual growth, but to become people who can carry and express God’s heart in the world.
True Mother emphasizes that God’s ideal can be realized through people whose hearts become a clear channel for God’s love. Whether through family life or through individual lives of faith and devotion, each person can become like pure water that brings refreshment and purification to the world. True Mother's life of devotion and sacrifice reminds us that true love often requires endurance, even in times of misunderstanding and difficulty. Her present situation calls us to reflect even more deeply on whether we are truly carrying God’s love and supporting the providential path she represents.
Father warned about the danger of a “dry heart.” A dry heart is not only a personal issue; it affects the ability to participate in God’s work. When love flows, we become connected to God’s purpose and can bring hope to others. The challenge for us is to keep that flow of love alive in our own hearts and families, especially in difficult times.
Love from Bruno
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* Blessing and Ideal Family. The key to the Kingdom of Heaven.
http://www.tparents.org/Moon-Books/bif2/BIF2-7-2-08.htm)
This reflection was written by our brother Bruno Klotz
This photo shows True Parents during their stay under most humble conditions in the Pantanal, waving good-bye to brothers and sisters leaving by ship on the Paraguay River, August 1999.
