🕊️ On this Sunday after the Feast of St. Francis, we explore what it truly means to live in flow — not as peak performance, but as peaceful surrender. How St. Francis’ radical simplicity, love for all creation, and deep compassion reveal the essence of divine flow: to be an instrument of God. ⸻ ✅ Key Takeaways ✅ Flow begins when the ego lets go — and love takes over. ✅ St. Francis found peace not by achieving, but by emptying. ✅ Simplicity is not loss — it’s liberation from the noise. ✅ When you serve others in love, you become an instrument of divine flow. ✅ True freedom is inner — not circumstantial.

Frustration isn’t failure—it’s fuel. In this episode, Manuel del Valle explores the hidden power of frustration, why it’s a natural part of the creative process, and how to reframe it as energy for growth, innovation, and breakthrough moments.

In this special Sunday Service, we reflect on the extraordinary life of a very ordinary young man. Born into privilege, he loved the mountains, laughter, and friendship—but quietly, in secret, he gave his life in service to the poor and in defense of justice. When he died at just 24, thousands of people filled the streets at his funeral, revealing the hidden impact of his life. Hours ago, the Church canonized him as a saint: Pier Giorgio Frassati. His message is timeless—don’t settle, don’t live halfway. Strive for the highest goals, become the best version of yourself, and always aim to the heights.