So, bless up everybody, I don't know, I am Hines and today in hindsight.

I hope today is a beautiful morning, afternoon, evening, whenever it is for you.

Some of us may be at our kitchen island making cupati.

Some of us may be on our commute to work and I say, have a good day to all.

You know, today I was thinking about transactional faith, transactional faith and how often that's

the kind of faith that we have.

Now what is faith?

Faith is belief, you understand?

Faith is power, faith is heart, faith is spirit, you understand?

Faith in self, faith in above.

To me this is the foundation of everything, but sometimes our faith is transactional.

In our mind we tell ourselves, I'm a good person so I have good things come back to me.

I'm going to do this because I think the universe will do this for me.

Transactional faith is kind of like lust in a way.

You know, what's the difference between lust and love?

lust wants something for itself, right?

Lust comes into a situation seeking pleasure, mainly for itself.

But love is there to experience, to give and to receive.

It's unconditional.

It's not asking for anything.

It's just is.

And that's the way our faith should be.

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