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Why have I created this blog?

This is my first post on my new blog. I will write here about God, faith and spiritual life. I have been interested in personal development since 2010. For me, spiritual development is the most important of all spheres of personal development.

In a sense, writing about God and spirituality is quite easy for me, because my own spiritual development has been lasting since my childhood. I am a Catholic and I have been living in Poland since my birth. I am grateful to God for all His graces that I have from Him. God gave me my life, my wife and so many things and experiences that formed me. All experiences in my life have great significance to me. 

I strongly believe that we, people, are here in this world to give goodness to other people, to enjoy our lives and make a significant contribution to other people's lives. 

Writing this blog will help me in realising my relationship with God, I will have a chance to look at my daily spiritual life. I know that I can change many things in my life, thanks to His grace. "I can do all things through Him who strengthens me" (Philippians 4,13).

In my quite long life (in June 2019 I will be 47 years old) there were plenty of experiences and situations that made me who I am today. I do not regret anything in my life, apart from this fact that I did not start writing this blog earlier (currently I am writing a few blogs, some in Polish, some in English). 

I believe in God's Providence and God's care, I believe that what I do in my life has some meaning and sense, I like looking for possibilities of helping other people. I strongly believe that life is beautiful and if we live in accordance with God's commandments, our life can become more and more beautiful, joyous and peaceful.

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