The thing about creating a throwaway society is that you take away the importance of value as a whole. So you don’t only throw away products…eventually you end up throwing away people.
C.L. Harmon
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The works of Author C.L. Harmon
The thing about creating a throwaway society is that you take away the importance of value as a whole. So you don’t only throw away products…eventually you end up throwing away people.
C.L. Harmon
Leave a CommentAt times in our lives we are tasked with following, but never are we to accept where that will lead without questioning if the destination is the right direction for us. Often times we are only to follow until it leads us to a fork in the road. Just because someone leads you away from the fire does not mean they are leading you to safety.
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Leave a CommentFear robs you of what is rightfully yours. And when it finishes stealing, it leaves itself as a reminder of all you lost and what all you could have gained.
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Leave a CommentClose your eyes and remember a time in your life when you didn’t feel fear. Think about the freedom you felt at that moment without the grip of something dark clutching your emotions. Think back on the simplicity without stress and a relief that seemed to surround you. Ponder a moment on the calmness that brought a sense of peace and calm in that moment. Now open your eyes and look at everything around you. What is that you see that has so much value, it’s worth taking that feeling away from you.
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Leave a CommentIf we give up part of ourselves for what is immoral or selfish we have sold our souls to become slaves to a master. As such, we do their bidding no matter what cost to others. Freedom is gained and kept on battlefields, but before a single bullet is fired, we must be free in our minds and selfless in our hearts. Those who realize this understand that the nature of a master is to control while the requirement of a slave is to obey. The righteous already know this and further, that regardless of what is gained by the slave, the right to utilize it will always belong to the master.
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Leave a CommentThe Five Most Important Lessons You Learn If You Live Long Enough
1 Worry is buying stones with gold; it’s giving away what is precious for something that has no value.
2 Love and hate begin merely as choices, but eventually become lifestyles.
3 Though others’ choices may impact your existence, you alone define your life.
4 Owning your mistakes keeps you from borrowing trouble in the future.
5 Faith in humanity from God is a gift. Faith in God from humanity is an investment.
Leave a CommentIf you call me a derogatory name because of my heritage, that cost me nothing. I lose nothing because of what you say or the opinion that you hold. If I fall and break my leg and you don’t help me up, that’s okay. If you vote differently or support something I do not, that’s okay too. If you refuse to back off of a principle I do not hold, I will not hold it against you. If you choose to allow something to come between us, I will still meet you in the middle if you decide to remove it. And I do this because your right to see, believe and choose matters to me. It matters more than our differences and the fears which divide. It matters because the greatest right we have is choice. Choice is synonymous with freedom and freedom survives because of respect. It is your right to choose a master of fear or one of faith. It is your right follow or to lead. It is your right to love or to hate. And it is your right to fight or lay down your arms. And it is everyone’s choice to show respect for others’ right to choose. So choose for others that which you choose for yourself.
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Leave a CommentTo have integrity will alienate you from those with a willingness to sacrifice their morals. But remember that a seed is covered with dirt, drowned in water, hidden from the sunlight and left to dwell in darkness. And yet it takes everything that is seemingly against it and uses them to reach up and break through the ground. To have honor in a world rampant with immortality is to be the seed that grows tall above the weeds which attempted to choke it out.
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Leave a CommentWhat you want must be more important than what you fear. Fulfillment only comes out of risk. And yes, we often lose and suffer, but without that suffering we would not truly understand the value of fulfillment when we experience it. What you want is out there and it will find you, but it will not force itself. You will either accept it on faith or deny it out of fear. At the end of your life, which one would you have wished you had chosen?
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Leave a CommentIt’s easy to buy a lie because the truth is a much harder sell. It’s easier to make a mistake than to make amends. It’s more fun to dance with the devil than kneel before the Lord. It’s safer to fall than rise and it’s acceptable to be accused but not vindicated. This is why we live on a bedrock of weakness. Solid ground is hard and uncompromising. This is why we choose it to build lasting structures. If your world is falling apart, maybe it’s time to find a better place to stand.
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