Moya’s philosophy stems from a deep interest in people. She believes in the spiritual necessity of service: that to express love in a divine way you have to serve others.

 

She believes that spiritual service is a key to help us unlock many of life's problems. There are great rewards in serving; and via this we can often see that "Everything works to the Good."

 

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Moya’s work involves engaging with the realities people face; their dreams and disappointments; their hopes in amongst the tangles of life.

 

Some of the things people wish for:

 

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"Whatever, after due examination and

analysis, you find to be kind, conducive to

the good, the benefit, the welfare of all

beings; believe and cling to that doctrine,

and take it as your guide." Buddha

 

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It is said that soon after his enlightenment

the Buddha passed a man on the road who

was struck by the Buddha's extraordinary radiance and peaceful presence. The man stopped and asked,

 

"My friend, what are you? Are you a celestial being or a god?"

 

 

"No," said the Buddha.

 

 

"Well, then, are you some kind of magician

or wizard?"

 

 

Again the Buddha answered, "No."

 

 

"Are you a man?"

 

 

"No."

 

 

"Well, my friend, then what are you?"

 

 

The Buddha replied, "I am awake."