Never forget the three powerful resources you always have available to you: love, prayer, and forgiveness.

The line frames three inner capacities—love, prayer, and forgiveness—as ever-present “resources,” shifting them from abstract virtues to practical tools for living. “Love” suggests an outward orientation that builds connection and resilience; “prayer” (whether understood religiously or as reflective appeal) points to humility and dependence on something beyond the self; “forgiveness” emphasizes release from resentment and the restoration of relationships. The triad implies that in moments of scarcity—when money, status, or control are limited—these resources remain accessible and can transform both the person and their circumstances. The imperative “Never forget” underscores that the main obstacle is not lack, but neglect.