The answer lies, to a larger extent, in the following:

• Conversion to God always consists in discovering his mercy (Dives in Misericordia, element 135).
• "Wherever the waters go, everything that can multiply shall be healed" (Ezekiel 47:9); OR, in other words,
• "He who gives mercy shall receive mercy" (Matthew 5:7); and,
• "Unless a seed dies, it will not bear fruit" (John 12:24-25); or, put still another way,
• "I AM the Vine, you are the branches. Whoever remains in me and I in him will bear much fruit, because without me, you can do nothing" (John 15:5); and,
• "Anyone who does not remain in me will be thrown out like a branch and wither" (John 15:6).

Before being healed we must first recognize our need to be healed. This requires a sense of our sinfulness; our sense of imperfection in failing to love perfectly (1 John 4:18), and how this has affected everyone and everything around us (Romans 8:19-23). We must first desire to make atonement for our sins and imperfections. Doing so will continue to justify the continued availability of the Fountain of Jesus’ Mercy.

We can then take this one step further, by desiring to make atonement for the sins of others, by uniting our suffering to the suffering of Jesus (Isaiah 53:10-14). By giving Mercy to others, and desiring it for others, our sufferings will prove to be fruitful. We therefore can have the ability to "multiply." In doing so, the healing waters of Jesus’ Divine Mercy will heal us, thus restoring our life, and the lives of those around us (Ezekiel 47:9-12)---once again, in other words, that which can multiply will be healed.

We must first, however, return to the Truth, WHO IS Life. We do this by rediscovering a sense of our imperfections and infirmities (ie, our sins), and thus our need for healing. It is only through this discovery of the Mercy of God, in Spirit and in Truth (John 4:21-24), that ‘Mercy and Truth can meet; Justice and Peace can kiss’ (Psalm 85:11).