October 29 By Their Fruits We Will Know Them The attitude of trying to hide from the judgments coming through spiritual fruitfulness enter us through our sense of worth and the desire for acceptance from others. It is very humiliating, humbling, and induces ridicule to be thought of as a mean, hateful, depressing, or rude person. For that reason, we will shield ourselves from the light flowing through kind, loving, joyful, and pleasant individuals. With that, we do not want it to be known that we associate with people whose attitudes contribute to the ills of society, family dysfunction, or sour relations with acquaintances. Therefore, we intend to oppose the light flowing from community groups or populations of people who exist with cohesive and fruitful bonds. Its a common awareness that by our fruits we are known. Even then, some people attempt to hide their malicious character by attacks on the spiritual fruitfulness of inner life. Those susceptible of rejecting judgments coming from a civilly wholesome spirit are unsure of what they feel, think, or want to do relating to deeds of kindness to bring happiness and hope to those they meet. Whether good or malicious, they avoid the knowledge others have of them relating to divine civil qualities. We can interrupt the cycle of opposing the judgments of how we treat others relating to the spiritual fruit. We do that by allowing soft, tender, and moist fruits to flow through us as we interact with one another. By living from the moistness of our inner life we will discover that we follow a path of peace, meekness, goodwill, joy, patience, and self-control. We become compassionate in our judgments but simultaneously discover guidance to lead us in our comings, goings, and other interactions with those we meet from day to day. youtu.be/rs9ne2_xbpo
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