I saw this a little while back and just loved it but haven’t really felt moved to use it in relation to anything in particular that I have been writing about.
However what I have seen on the world stage in recent weeks and what seems to be rather a virulent tune floating around the blogging sphere has sent me back to this little gem.
It has a point I think far too many people have forgotten or wish to forget in this day and age and it is a point we ALL need to remember regardless of faith.
Unload and Unwind 
This is right on the money. Why can’t people grasp this concept?
Thought provoking post.
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I know – once people get themselves in a group the whole whose better thing starts – and faith shouldn’t be about that it should be about living a life of honour and decency.
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Honor and decency tends to be lacking in the world today, but there are still a few left
In my mind faith has nothing to do with religion, but spirituality.
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Reblogged this on Spirit Sunshine's Blog.
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I am not so sure about Muhammad yet I do know that Jesus/Yeshua was a Jewish Rabbi
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Actually he was a jewish carpenter who at 30 began his ministry before being crucified for preaching an alternative religion at 33.
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This is such a powerful concept, one that I’m sure is often overlooked. If everyone honored love and compassion, than there wouldn’t be such conflict between differing religions, races, and ethnicities.
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That statement is so very true. I think there is a global shift occurring where people are actually starting to see this more! There will be some who continue to fight, but the majority is understanding the one-ness of it all. I find people (micro scale) becoming more spiritually tolerant.
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Yes I think that too but the difficulty that those who don’t are usually the most militant and will fight harder against such shift in perception. They won’t win but could cause a lot of pain during the process. I suppose we’ll all just have to wait and see.
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That’s beautiful. All good things come down to love rather than a specific method – parenting, writing, general creating.
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