Here are a few things I thought about today that I wanted to share: *Some of us define Knowledge as becoming aware through looking, listening, learning and respect. What some of us overlook is that Wisdom is the ability to communicate [speak] what weve looked at, listened to, and learned, with respect. Respect is a central theme of Knowledge [1] and Wisdom [2], and a vital component of Love [L=12th letter]. When its not, well go through hell in our love life before we get it right. *Those who talk the most about enemies, adversaries, saboteurs or haters are those who are most dependent upon them for some thing. Let me say it another way: If were having a lot of conversation about what someone is doing TO US, we are in a position where theyre doing something FOR US, and oftentimes its a position of dependency. If/when I ever find myself having that kind of conversation.., my immediate goal is for that to be the last conversation I have on that subject. Culture Freedom is, in part, positioning ourselves to be self determined/sufficient and definitely not dependent upon some enemy, adversary, saboteur or hater were allowing to restrict our love, peace, and sense of happiness. *For as long as I can remember, whenever I have a dream about being in school, whether its elementary, middle, high school or college, its always right before a significant change takes place in my life. Always. My most recent dream was two days ago. *If youre the kind of person that people confide in, its not just because they trust you. They trust that youll be responsible for the inheritance theyre leaving with you. Youll never know if or when youll see this person again, and they left that intimate piece of their life with you. Thats a very sacred and significant role you play in the lives of others, including strangers, so never question Why? people confide in you like that. Just consider how you can share this inheritance to help enrich the lives of others. Peace!
Posted on: Sat, 26 Apr 2014 04:44:18 +0000
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