Blooming Where You're Planted. (2 min 26 sec)

Mentor: Let's talk about why following God's plan is the only way to ensure that everything benefits everyone involved. Think about it: God’s plan for love, happiness, connection, joy, and compassion. These are universal truths that work every single time.

Student 1: But can God create a plan that fails?

Mentor: Great question! No, God’s plan is flawless. Unlike our plans, which are full of uncertainties and potential pitfalls. When we follow God’s plan, especially in avoiding judgment and attacks, we align ourselves with a higher purpose.

Student 2: So, if I decide not to judge or attack someone, it’s guaranteed to work out?

Mentor: Exactly! Because it’s God’s plan. It’s rooted in love and compassion. Now, think about the opposite: if your plan is to attack someone, what happens?

Student 3: Chaos. Retaliation. Anxiety.

Mentor: Yes, precisely. You could end up anxious, hurt, dead, in jail, or estranged from someone for years. It's a spiral of negativity. God’s plan is simple yet profound: love, don’t judge, don’t attack.

Student 4: It sounds ideal, but how can we be sure it’s that effective?

Mentor: Because it’s based on principles that are timeless and unchanging. Love and compassion never fail. When we follow this plan, we are not on pins and needles, fearing retaliation. We are at peace, knowing we are in alignment with something greater.

Student 5:  But isn’t it hard to always follow this plan?

Mentor: It can be challenging, yes. But the rewards are immense. Inner peace, strong connections, and a life free from the chaos of conflict. We create harmony not just for ourselves but for everyone involved. It’s the ultimate win-win.

Student 6: So, our best strategy is to always ask, "What would God’s plan be in this situation?"

Mentor: Exactly! And remember, God’s plan always centers around love, happiness, connection, joy, and compassion. When in doubt, choose these, and you’ll never go wrong.

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