The problem is, when we get too attached to one particular story—a story about who we are… and what kind of world we’re living in… what kind of people are around us… we lose perspective. Our perception gets narrow. In short, we suffer, and we cause suffering to those around us. 

The Adversary is as essential in writing a good fictional story as it is in living a healthy spiritual story. Your main antagonistic force is that which forces your protagonist forward, bringing to the surface what your story is actually about, whether fictionally or spiritually.

An article featured in Braided Way Magazine.

What if, paradoxically, the best way to help others change is to accept them, just as they are?