Let them speak ill, we elevate ourselves in Peace and Love

If the criticism is constructive, I welcome it: it can help me grow. But if it's meant to tear me down, I won't let it harm me. As long as I’m at peace with my conscience, and my choices don’t harm God, creation, others, or even myself, then what should I worry about?

People will always talk, no matter what you do, especially those who carry bitterness or malice in their hearts and in their minds. I pray for them. In my limited and imperfect life experience, I’ve noticed that most of the conflicts or judgment I’ve encountered have come from people in my own area rather than from Asia.

That’s not to say I’m idealising certain countries or imagining a perfect world there. The whole Earth is immersed in growing darkness. Still, I do notice a difference—perhaps in proportion, or perhaps because I’ve been blessed to meet kind and marvellous friends from various Asian countries.

From my flawed, earthly perspective, I’ve observed that many of my Asian friends, and other people from that part of the world, show a deep respect—for others, for life, for values. I sense their positive energy, their empathy, introspection, and emotional sensitivity. Many are weighed down by challenges of their own, and I pray for them too.

Sometimes, I sense that some of them may feel undervalued by others from the Western world. But I want to say this: every soul is unique and precious. No one should feel inferior. These people carry a rich heritage, a beautiful culture, and powerful inner qualities. If they channel these strengths into building a world rooted in Love, Peace, Justice, and Righteousness, they will shine eternally in the New Era of Peace (The Golden Age).

It's written:

“God has shown the strength of His arm;

He has scattered the proud in the thoughts of their hearts.

He has brought down rulers from their thrones,

and lifted up the humble.

He has filled the hungry with good things,

and sent the rich away empty.”

So to all my dear friends (especially the New Gentiles of Asia, who carry within them a deep spiritual elegance, quiet strength, and ancient wisdom) I say this: keep walking the path of Goodness. Not just in prayer, although prayer is powerful. But even more in action, in kindness offered with no reward, in virtues lived out day by day.

Share not only your resources, but your time, your presence, your compassion. Call a friend who’s struggling. Listen without judgment. Help someone find hope. Show patience when it’s hardest. Offer a warm smile to someone who feels invisible. Be honest, even when it costs you something. Defend what is right, even if your voice trembles. These are not small things, hey are seeds of Light.

As you begin to radiate these positive vibrations, you also begin to attract them (Law of Cause and Effect). And step by step, person by person, we become part of something far greater than ourselves: the building of a New World, a Kingdom of Love, Peace, Justice, and Truth.

And one day, when the veil is lifted, the reward will be beyond anything the human heart can fully imagine. Those who have loved deeply, unconditionally, who have served silently, who have sown good in hidden ways, these will shine like stars.

Because God sees all.

So do not grow weary. You are not alone. The good you do matters. And the Light you carry within you is stronger than the darkness outside.