There is an urgency in the Parable of the Ten Virgins that we can no longer ignore. Jesus wasn’t offering a distant warning — He was speaking to the spiritual condition of every generation, including ours. The hour is late, and the world is drifting into a kind of midnight where distractions multiply and clarity fades. Yet even now, Christ is drawing near. He is awakening those who have been quietly tending their inner flame, storing the spiritual oil that cannot be borrowed

On this Good Friday, we revisit the Christ path as a living journey. We are called to see how fear, ego, and separation shape our world and to release the narratives that keep us divided. This day becomes a threshold where the old self falls away and a more luminous humanity rises. In surrender we awaken, and in awakening we become the light our world needs.