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G-Pop admits that it is possible to actually see in dim light. Unfortunately, it makes it more difficult for one to be enlightened. Reading is diminished, and enjoying the surroundings, greatly inhibited.
And so it is with the lack of light in our culture. We insist on getting used to viewing one another, making our decisions and functioning in the dim light of misunderstanding and prejudice.
G-Pop wants his children to understand that life is not about good and bad, or right and wrong. It really boils down to what works and what destroys.
A great man of faith once said there are only three things that truly abide on Earth. G-Pop thinks that by “abide” he meant having the energy to create growth and prosperity.
Faith, hope and love.
Faith: the realization, deep in one’s heart, that there is something bigger than any of us.
Hope: when we decide to discover and pursue our portion.
And the simple definition of love remains “no one is better than anyone else.”
Living in faithless, hopeless and loveless times makes us believe that these “abiding forces” are part of mythology–or worse, that they are dangerous because they give us a false sense of security.
Yet mean people don’t last. The arc of their success is brief and then disappears.
Dictators never actually get to see what they dictated.
And bigots eventually are exposed for their ignorance and stumble upon their own social landmines, and are blown up.
G-Pop wants his children to know that faith, hope and love aren’t going anywhere.
They’re merely waiting for the champions who want to carry the truth on their shoulders to the next triumph.
The producers of jonathots would humbly request a yearly subscription donation of $10 for this inspirational opportunity
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G-Poppers … March 23rd, 2018
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And so it is with the lack of light in our culture. We insist on getting used to viewing one another, making our decisions and functioning in the dim light of misunderstanding and prejudice.
G-Pop wants his children to understand that life is not about good and bad, or right and wrong. It really boils down to what works and what destroys.
A great man of faith once said there are only three things that truly abide on Earth. G-Pop thinks that by “abide” he meant having the energy to create growth and prosperity.
Faith, hope and love.
Faith: the realization, deep in one’s heart, that there is something bigger than any of us.
Hope: when we decide to discover and pursue our portion.
And the simple definition of love remains “no one is better than anyone else.”
Living in faithless, hopeless and loveless times makes us believe that these “abiding forces” are part of mythology–or worse, that they are dangerous because they give us a false sense of security.
Yet mean people don’t last. The arc of their success is brief and then disappears.
Dictators never actually get to see what they dictated.
And bigots eventually are exposed for their ignorance and stumble upon their own social landmines, and are blown up.
G-Pop wants his children to know that faith, hope and love aren’t going anywhere.
They’re merely waiting for the champions who want to carry the truth on their shoulders to the next triumph.
The producers of jonathots would humbly request a yearly subscription donation of $10 for this inspirational opportunity
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