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Are we hopelessly divided?
Actually, desperately misguided.
Every morning, Mr. Cring takes a personal moment with his friends.
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Sensitize … August 19th, 2020
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Every morning, Mr. Cring takes a personal moment with his friends.
Today: We humans are compounds, not elements. Cring explains.
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Sensitize … August 8th, 2020
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Every morning, Mr. Cring takes a personal moment with his friends.
Today: Humans are heart, soul, mind and strength. Everything begins with the heart–our feelings.
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1 Thing That Would Make It Easier to Get Along with Each Other
Weakness
Unfortunately, we all seem to be terrified with the freakishness of meekness that seems to rob us of uniqueness.
So to remain strong, we will cry, try and even lie.
So what does this mean? “When you are weak you are strong.”
What is this devilish double-talk?
We are much more transparent than we wish were true.
In other words, people are already suspicious that we have weakness.
- Attempts to cover it up become comical.
- Efforts to deny it make us appear to be carnival fools.
You are weak. If you know this, it becomes your strength.
Why? Because you can be in charge of letting others understand your emerging nature. But if you insist on being strong when there’s an obvious weakness, not only will it be found, but those around you will work very hard to uncover and expose it—so they, themselves, can disguise their own weakness.
So do you want to make it easier, or do you demand on it continuing to be hard?
What should I do with my weakness?
- Admit it.
- Work with it.
- Rejoice in it.
I am weak, but even though I have a weakness, it has not stopped me. By continuing through that weakness, I have done things I wasn’t sure I would ever be able to get finished, so I am grateful.
Are you weak too? Do you have a weakness?
Are you able to speak it aloud, or must it be exploited in the town square and ridiculed?
Weakness is what makes us strong if we admit it, work with it and rejoice in it.
Sit Down Comedy … July 12th, 2019
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Paralyzed by the immobility of a weary exasperation, I pause, waiting for the Senate of Sitters, the House of Misrepresentation, the President of Whim and the Court of Supreme Confusion to hatch a single egg of an idea from their coop of chickens.
I would suggest that it’s time for each of us to step up and become the solution before we are drug into the quicksand of indecision and suffocated by lameness.
So therefore, may I suggest the following mission statement:
A lways
B elieving in the persistent power of goodness
C oncerned
D eeply in our portion of the responsibility of carrying the banner of possibility, we
E ffectively craft a plan of action which has historical awareness, future vision and a great sensitivity to the present need.
F inding reasons to agree, similarities among us all
G iving us a common joy which beckons an uncommon strength to tackle our problems, while
H aving respect for one another and reverence for great ideals,
I join with you to form US, which is the “we, the people” who are in pursuit of a more perfect union.
J ustice is our mind, creativity our heart and mercy our soul.
K indly we enjoin.
L osing the fickle identity of political parties, we
M ingle.
N aturally becoming the melting pot of cultures that we have advertised ourselves to be,
O ur hope is an equality that lends itself to equity—
P ure of heart, to find the divine within us.
Q uiet in ignorance,
R allying toward learning who we are together, we
S urvive to expand what we know without shame over our lacking, for
T ruth is submission to the next well-proven revelation. We
U nite with each other in our hunger and thirst for what is better. Indeed,
V ictory is sweeter when celebrated by all, and
W inning, more peaceful when there are fewer losers.
X marks the spot where there is an atmosphere wherein
Y ou and I, once and for all, are able to look one another in the eye without fear or prejudice—to go out every single day and be:
Z ealously affected by a good thing.
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3 Things … June 6th, 2019
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That Are Very Sexy
1. A confident humility
2. Leading with heart and soul instead of body and mind
3. Turning your weakness into a strength
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Jesonian … July 7th, 2018
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Truthfully, I am very cautious when coining a word or phrase. Even though it may have its charm, it walks a fine line along the cliff of silliness, threatening to fall and be dashed on the rocks of criticism below.
That being said, I felt today’s Jesonian message required the introduction of a word–mainly because in “minting” it, the union of the parts brings to mind the purpose of the action.
So having survived my overly elongated explanation, let me talk to you about “Prayerapy.”
It is a blending of prayer and therapy, which is exactly what prayer was intended to be. Although we envision bowed heads in regal circumstances, offering well-rehearsed soliloquys of devotion and requests to God, Jesus had an entirely different perspective on prayer.
He said it should be free of “much speaking,” should never use “vain repetition,” and certainly was not to be performed “to be seen by others.”
He said it was nurtured by a few simple ingredients:
1. A private closet
2. Shut the door
3. Keep it simple
4. Say secret things to a God who hears in secret
5. Use the kingdom of God within you
6. Speak your heart
7. Leave rejuvenated
Therapists are successful because they get us to talk. We can listen to our own ideas coming out of our own mouths. And faith comes by hearing.
Therefore, healing begins when we hear our thoughts, our concerns, our wishes and our fears spoken aloud from our own lips, announced to our ears.
It is the perfect time to talk out loud, knowing that you’re being heard by your soul, your heart and your Father in heaven.
Then every prayer is answered–because the Bible makes it clear that God is willing to give wisdom and strength to anyone who asks, without questioning the beseecher.
So emerging from that closet, you will have a better understanding of what your heart sounds like, and will come forth with new wisdom and strength.
Prayerapy does not guarantee that a check will come in the mail, your rent will be paid, or that you’ll be healed of your disease. But it will certainly set in motion the awareness, the clear-headedness and the joy which makes the solutions appear more plausible.
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