Soul Math

In a sat­u­rated life, you must sub­tract an equal num­ber of activ­i­ties to those being added. If you fail to do this, the demands will mul­ti­ply with the sum result of divid­ing your soul into an inef­fi­cient force. Your lim­i­ta­tions are the sum of your age minus your wis­dom divided by the num­ber of hours in a day minus the num­ber of nec­es­sary or even un-necessary interruptions.

Your per­sonal equa­tions of life include a num­ber of unique vari­ables that deter­mine the capac­ity of your spir­i­tual load. Those vari­ables include: fam­ily, mar­i­tal sta­tus, race, gen­der, income, geo­graphic loca­tion, pro­fes­sion, health, per­spec­tive, prayer life, genetic ten­den­cies, and an almost infi­nite range of other fac­tors. Never take them for granted. They affect what you can or can­not add to your life.

The effi­ciency lev­els of your mind, body, and soul will tell you when to sub­tract. When in doubt, sub­tract first. Do not add. You may find that the pro­duc­tive side has over­whelmed the human side of your daily equa­tions. Life is math. Too much is too much — no mat­ter how you form the prob­lem. Ignore the neg­a­tives from those that have noticed you have sub­tracted. It is not their prob­lem you are solving.

Take into con­sid­er­a­tion the fact that com­pet­ing polit­i­cal and social forces seek to con­fuse your life processes with the fol­low­ing soul math tac­tics: con­trol by chaos, under­min­ing through doubt (with­out suf­fi­cient evi­dence or logic), pseudo-authority, finan­cial intim­i­da­tion, and the worst thing pos­si­ble — keep­ing you too dis­tracted to deter­mine your own life formulas.

Redo your life math. If the lesser demands of your daily life are greater than your spir­i­tual aspi­ra­tions your life will have a result sum of exactly zero. If your pri­or­i­ties are out of sequence you will notice strong neg­a­tive fac­tors. Most of all: never let oth­ers work your prob­lems; to do so results in irra­tional and fail­ing results.