arrogance, conceit
You Do Not Know What’s Best for Others
Do you know the ego instructs the mind to “Know All?” Often, for some, as we follow the ego’s instructions we do collect life’s memories. In the closely held materials lie accomplishments, adverse situations, triumphs and defeats. We however, unintentionally, become entrenched with a false sense of the ego; in fact, we become bloated with the false perception of wisdom.
Did You Know, the Strong Surrender and the Weak Persist
God grant you the strength to fight off the temptations of surrender.” Walter Annenberg. Mr. Annenberg’s quote signifies an act of spiritual imprisonment and ultimately a deliberate attempt at euthanasia. Contrary to popular national, cultural, and athletic’ rally cries, in most instances, whatever you fight will consume you. Paul Tournier, “Acceptance of one’s life has nothing to do with resignation; it does not mean running away from the struggle. On the contrary, it means accepting it as it comes, with all the handicaps of heredity, of suffering, of psychological complexes and injustices.”
How to be Content with an Ordinary Life
In Western society, often one is measured by what one has acquired, accomplished and accumulated. Not too long after entering high school, we are on the fast track to capitalism. “Get mines, you get yours.” We feel this pressure as we take on more responsibilities to be more tomorrow than yesterday. The Dragon was addicted to this thinking for a very long time. Consequently, in the process, I sacrificed woefully my personal principles and values.
Christian Women, A Quick Method to Live without Fear
“You created the world. The world resembles all your thoughts and imaginations. As such, when the body and mind expires, so will the illusions. Although, eternal spirits has no beginning or end, yet we, live in death.” The Invisible Dragon
