We must find our own peace and contentment

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Best place to get a card like this is at this place

 

He told his friend he thought about the previous night’s conversation and wanted to say his goodbyes now, at dinner.

His friend had said how he has suffered enough in his life and that death would be a welcomed relief. He wasn’t contemplating suicide, but simply stating that if he died, his pain would be gone.

Fear is a bloody liar. So the conversation last night included a goodbye, just to bring peace to the joyful person.

Pretty sure it caught the tired person off guard.

Authenticity is strength. And peace.

No secrets.

But still use our best judgement.

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Suffering does not make us strong unless we give it permission

Sanibel Summer Sunset from Mitchell's Sand Castles

 

(photo: The first sunset of the annual Summer beach trip to Sanibel Island – our life will have a sunset too… will it be peaceful?)

Suffering does not make us weak unless we give it permission.

Suffering does not make us strong unless we give it permission.

Permission is only granted by one person.

One person only.

We know this.

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Note to self

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Doesn’t matter what we believe, only matters what we do.

 

Being unhappy with the way (most of) the world wants us to live our life is a great first sign.

Indulge. Have fun.

The world provides a million ways to medicate, distract, and entertain ourselves.

Is there such a thing as a conscience?

God’s not dead!

Note to self: Live like you mean it!

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What’s the ulterior motive for givers?

Maslow's hierarchy of needs
Many givers are not yet at the top of this pyramid.

 

What’s the ulterior motive for givers?

What’s the ulterior motive for anyone?

Odds are much greater the giver’s motives are good and decent.

Odds much lower that the taker’s motives are good and decent.

Why then would anyone question the giver?

Because history has revealed some really selfish givers. No?

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