Andal’s Vow: When the Soul Chooses God Over Everything Else
Andal’s Vow: When the Soul Chooses God Over Everything Else Andal did not make a promise aloud. She made a decision inwardly . A vow, in its truest sense, is not spoken. It is settled. It is the moment the soul stops negotiating. Andal’s greatness does not lie in dramatic acts or mystical experiences, but in something far more demanding: finality . She chose God not as preference, not as priority, but as point of no return . Most people add God to their lives. Andal reorganized life around God . This is the difference between devotion and vow. The Spiritual Weight of a Vow A vow is not discipline. It is orientation . Discipline requires effort because the mind remains divided. A vow removes division. When the soul chooses once and for all, energy stops leaking into alternatives. There is no struggle — only direction. Andal’s vow was not a rejection of the world. It was a recognition that the world could no longer compete for her deepest allegiance. She did not abandon relationships...
