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Every morning, Mr. Cring takes a personal moment with his friends.
Today: Don’t trust your own thinking–you’ll end up thoughtless. Cring explains how it works.
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Today: Don’t trust your own thinking–you’ll end up thoughtless. Cring explains how it works.
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Today: When our inner self is in distress, there is a built-in healing process: PRAYERAPY
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I am so roly-poly with the creative juices of exhilarated existence that I can no longer sip on the drip provided by a religious system which offers me exercises in worship, while robbing me of my strength, leaving me anemic and weak.
Likewise, I am plump with purpose, and can no longer sit around with the abstract questioning of politicians who only pursue the trap and the snare rather than allowing themselves to use their position to reconfigure the world.
I am chubby with mercy and will not constrain myself to go on a diet of selfish, judgmental decisions against those who are created in the image of the one I say is my Father.
Yes, I find myself obese with the humility that chokes the heartless part of me that would pridefully believe I can follow some sort of continuing, narrowing path, and never find my steps to those in need.
I am rotund with capital. Yes, money sufficient to care for my own self, and still coins and dollars left over for those the Spirit of God might bring across the pathway of my humanity.
I am too fat with abundant life to ever starve again on the leftovers provided by those who fear death so much that they can’t live.
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Honoring the sweet tradition
As we explore our rendition
Singing songs of amazing grace
Embracing one another face to face
Confessing we need so much more
Looking for answers beyond the door
Totally in awe of a great salvation
Yearning to share with every nation
Finding our strength within the joy
Allowing grace to fully employ
The gift of knowing all is well
Too much heaven to fear the hell
Having a Father who rules the sky
Seeking the answers, removing the lie
From invocation to benediction
A childlike story with tender conviction
We gather together to ask the Lord’s blessing
For me and you, each one addressing
Then we find the purpose for our meeting
So much more than assigned seating
We rattle the gates of all damnation
And become the heavenly invitation.
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From Act II, Scene VII of As You Like It, Shakespeare asserts that “all the world is a stage and all the men and women, merely players.”
The society of humanity offers pernicious quantities of advice while releasing miniscule portions of support.
There’s a very simple reason for this. Each one of us mortals is deeply afraid that we will fail to receive our required recognition.
So because this climate exists, caution is pushed to the forefront to protect our turf, which lends itself to a backlash, often resulting in evil.
Therefore, we are offered a banquet table with the only entrees being “dull” and “dark.” For a while “dull” is offered as normal, which is followed by a rebellion, which tries to focus on the more unseemly parts of our character. And then, when we get nervous about the world becoming too dark, we “dull out” again, to an uncomfortable level of blandness.
It happens in politics, religion and entertainment.
No one seems to be able to break the cycle. We seem to accept the fact that life in itself is pretty boring, unless you spice it up with vice, sin and bleakness, which lends itself to selfishness and evil.
Yet the people who are recalled by historians as earth-shakers always provide something bold and bright.
Without these individuals, our history would have ceased many times over and cast us into a permanent Dark Ages.
How can you offer something bold to overcome the dull?
Always remember that human beings have two basic needs: they require purpose and praise—purpose in the sense of understanding why they are doing what they are doing, and praise exemplified through enjoyment and appreciation.
So first of all, you can affect any scene in your life by bringing purpose and praise to it instead of feeding the bland and the boring.
Secondly, we need something to enlighten us. Actually, there’s nothing wrong with exposing the darker portions of the human character as long as you do it with light instead of exaggerating the depths of bleakness.
Things get dark enough without us turning off the lights. People of character always must bring some light to the darkness; otherwise, we’ll end up negative and cursing one another.
Your job, while getting in character, is to bring the bold and the bright and become a light to the world.
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