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Can a human become humble, gentle, and omnipotent?

Florida hiking trail — Always follow the light. In fact, be the light for others.

When we become transformationally self aware, we become a humble, gentle, yet omnipotent human being.

Jesus urged his Disciples to not concern themselves about preparing just the right thing to say should they ever be tested.

Let your Holy Spirit be guided in the moment.

A rock solid belief in your loving, servant convictions. Nothing can destroy that, not even death.

Zealot?

Perhaps.

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Should a narcissist outsource?

Sanctus Real Lead Me screen shot — Self-love is critical. And like everything else, has potential to be misused.

Self-love is, mostly, a socially unacceptable notion.

Arrogant. Narcissistic. Selfish.

Really?

Is it really?

What about being comfortable in our own skin.

Confident.

Self aware.

Maybe a narcissist should outsource their self love to mitigate their (potentially) bad reputation?

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This almost sounds the opposite of love

Jesus Christ on the cross — God does not force himself on anyone. Ever. Nor does God abandon anyone. Ever.

This almost sounds the opposite of love.

Almost hypocritical.

God helps those who help themselves.

Yes there are exceptions.

Most of us aren’t.

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Dear Heavenly Father, thank you for allowing Your Son to be a zealot

Ants devouring larger insect — It’s a cruel world, but it’s the only one we have

(photo: small ants devouring a much lager insect)

Dear Heavenly Father, thank you for allowing Your Son to be a zealot.

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So full of belief and assurance… when does the devil begin his attack?

First Holy Communion — So full of belief and assurance… when does the devil begin his attack?

A friend said she has another book idea. The conversation lasted 30 minutes. The one memorable item was when she mentioned she doesn’t know what it feels like to be homeless.

The immediate thought was that society defines homeless as someone without a roof over their head.

What about the spiritually homeless?

What’s missing isn’t a physical roof, what’s missing is a loving roof over their head.

Sure they have shelter, but they desperately yearn for reassurance and hope.

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