The wisdom, insight, awareness, inspiring words, teachings, and guidance we may write down in articles, books, manuscripts, journals, respected holy writings, etc, are not from the authors of these documents. All of it comes from God. It comes THROUGH people, but it comes FROM God. And all the words, concepts, understandings, teachings, will come forth again and again and again, in whatever form it needs to come forth, until every soul is finished on Earth and helped onto their next realms of learning.

“Holy” is in the eye of the person who learns, gains insight and awareness, is inspired and guided by the Higher Teachings of Spirit. Or rather “Holy” is in that moment when anyone picks it up, reads it and has their world open up, has the “Aha” moment, feels inspired, has their lightbulb over their head moment, begins to open their heart and mind to new and better ways of thinking, feeling, and seeing life, love, relationships, God, our united existence, the Earth, and all other factors of living in greater new ways.

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The water in the casks, stayed just water until Jesus said pour it forth, at the wedding . We are the same, and remain only the same, until we pour ourselves forth through our actions, thoughts, feelings, and practicing, to bring our Love into the experiences of life. With this Love, and practicing this Love comes understanding, piece by piece, of what all the words that we read mean, because in the practicing, these words have the breath of life breathed into them, and become part of our cellular structure changing who it is that walks in this world in our shoes.

But, if we only read the words, and don’t pour them forth by practicing them through Love in our active living and presence among humanity, then they just remain plain water – never turning into the better wine. Without the Love, that is God, the water, the cells, the words, our minds, our hearts and our souls, aren’t changed. Without practicing Love, we are not fulfilling our potential or our purpose – which is to love. Without practicing, we are staying the same and not transforming into that which we can transform into. We are substituting one non-transformed life for another – like living a life of water instead of a life of better wine, or in Hollywood’s movies’ words, “Like [substituting] water, for Chocolate.”