SENSITIZE 37
Every morning, Mr. Cring takes a personal moment with his audience.
Today: Good fathers don’t want to run their children’s lives. Neither does God want to run ours.
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Sensitize … July 4th, 2020
SENSITIZE 36
Every morning, Mr. Cring takes a personal moment with his audience.
Today: Does God have a wonderful plan for your life, or is it something else altogether?
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Sensitize … July 3rd, 2020
SENSITIZE 35
Every morning, Mr. Cring takes a personal moment with his audience.
Today: The belief that we have a destiny is the foundation of inequality. Cring introduces the word ‘harbinger.’
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1 Thing You Can Do to Ease Your Mind … March 30th, 2020
Believe in Free Will
If it’s any comfort to you, God does.
God doesn’t have a plan for your life. He’s given you a beautiful life for your plan.
God does not have a will that He wishes you to pursue to some destiny.
Your life has not been mapped out.
Demons are not meeting in the Netherworld to plot your destruction.
The Universe, the Earth, the Creator and the Cosmos are not trying to teach us a lesson through climate change or pandemics.
This is still in your control.
Although the scenes may change, the dialogue, costumes and characters you wish you join you in your performance are completely at your disposal.
There is no future because you have not yet decided what it should be.
There is a past—and you should not waste your free will to relive it continually in fear or guilt.
The next move is yours.
After all, how much do you really expect God to do, leaving you jobless?
What will your free will be during this season of abstract destruction and infirmity in our world?
Are you looking for someone to blame?
Are you blaming someone because they’re looking in your direction?
Ease your mind.
You have free will.
You can use it however you feel inspired to do so.
Just keep in mind:
The Earth is always in pursuit of justice, so what you sow you will certainly reap.
The Earth is in need of great caretakers, so don’t ignore the cries of nature through foolhardy behavior.
We can come out of this as long as we understand that free will reigns supreme.
Therefore, we aren’t at the mercy of an angry God, a frustrated ecosystem or a Master Plot to destroy the world from the Eastern Lands.
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Another week has passed away
Here is what I have to say.
BAD
For some reason or another, the LGBTQ community decided to levy heavy objections against Miley Cyrus because she suggested that homosexuality might be a choice.
Apparently, this is a no-no.
Obviously, for those who are liberal, granting free will and choice at Planned Parenthood is fine, but not in the significant personal decisions of our lives.
SAD
Kurdish soldiers and members of the populace pelted American soldiers with rotten vegetables and rocks because they felt deserted and abandoned by our retreat.
Aren’t we supposed to be the good guys?
MAD
Although I was a little dubious when I heard about the term “witch hunt,” this week Secretary Hillary Clinton launched her own conspiracy theories about Russian assets, casting aspersion on Tulsi Gabbard, a veteran, who in turn, attacked Secretary Clinton for being a warmonger.
We no longer need to hunt.
We have found the witches.
GLAD
Overjoyed I am with the young humans from age ten to twenty-five years who are refusing to sit back and watch their planet, their home, being destroyed. They also refuse to accept a homeland where gun violence has become commonplace.
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1 Thing You Can Do to Clear Up Your Confusion
Stop Believing in Mythology
You aren’t supposed to walk on water. You’re a human being. You swim. It isn’t a lack of faith that you can’t tiptoe on the waves.
God didn’t plan your life; you have free will.
God doesn’t have a bank. The money you desire will come your way, derived by hard work or the generosity of others.
There aren’t “gods” flying around, taking care of your foibles.
There isn’t a devil plotting your destruction.
The stars are not aligned to give you your daily horoscope, but rather, in symmetry with the orbits and pathways of the Universe.
No one can see into the future because there is no future until you make it.
And God doesn’t have a favorite, or “Chosen People.”
Come on along, join the gang with the rest of us.
For after we remove all the mythology, the supernatural is how naturally we can make things super.
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Sit Down Comedy … July 26th, 2019
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Father Abraham had two sons.
Two sons had Father Abraham.
One was born of slave. His name was Confederate.
The other—Union—was birthed in free will.
Confederate worked very hard planting the land, establishing a close-knit home where family was honored above all and faith was treasured. In the household of Confederate, change was feared, opening the door to superstition, aggravation and an unrighteous pride about race.
Union, on the other hand, sat on the cusp of a great industrial revolution, where a man’s work was in a line of assembly, his home perched in the midst of hundreds of other families. Union believed his faith was better expressed by his deeds, and that change was the only way to frighten superstition and dispel racial baiting.
Father Abraham understood both of his sons.
After all, he, himself, was conceived and reared in blue grass but nurtured in a spring field.
But try as he would, Father Abraham was unable to bring the boys to cooperation. They argued, they struggled, and eventually they chose to fight. Just short of the last drop of blood flowing from their veins, peace was sought.
It was a tenuous agreement, and even while the ink was drying on the pages of the treaty, a friend of Confederate killed Father Abraham.
It enraged Union.
It made Confederate defensive, feeling compelled to explain the sinister deed.
Even to this day, the two brothers are segregated, isolated in their politics and their traditions—one believing that life is more a “state of mind,” and the other rallying behind “we, the people.”
Father Abraham had two sons.
Two sons had Father Abraham.
I am one of them
And so are you
So let’s just praise the Lord.
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