Misguidance does not lie outside God, for it is one of His acts.

If God chooses to lead a person astray, it's because He wishes to lead them to Him, but by an indirect route.

For God remains the Guide, even in the midst of misguidance; the shadow itself is a mirror of the light.

A person may appear insensitive towards God, never pray, never approach spirituality, and yet, deep down, be inhabited by a suffering, a questioning, an emptiness...

This void, this unexpressed quest, may subtly represent a call, an unconscious desire, or a way for God to touch their soul, a mysterious way of calling them or working within them, in a way that totally escapes our human understanding.

God doesn't always manifest himself through obvious signs, and the soul doesn't necessarily express itself through apparent religious words or gestures.

The Divine can act silently, in the shadows, invisibly, in a part of our being that we ourselves do not understand.

Nothing is ever truly lost to God, even what seems hopeless.

God makes up for what humans have lost.

Sometimes the enigma of the soul is played out elsewhere than in this visible life.

Anonymous.