Great people throughout history have all been faced with the mental process of standing up for what's right. Justice for all people and administered equally .
Martin Luther King Jr. stood up for justice in a respectful and non-violent way. Such peaceful actions took clear-minded principles conveyed in a strong, yet calm manner.
We all are equipped with these abilities, and we have been shown how to display them. Now we just need to bring our actions to this process.
This takes an element of courage. The easiest way to bring in the courage, is to participate in local community meetings, arm and arm with your friends who also believe the community should be governed will liberty and justice for all.
In a world that focuses on sport athletes and celebrities, maybe we need to take a more realistic look at the true heroes in life.
Our military men and women who defend our freedom, for sure. Medical personnel, police men and women, EMT and first responders, absolutely.
What about the everyday person who teaches their children right from wrong? Or the people who attend the local School Board meetings or City and County meetings? Do you know if your local community is being ran honestly and with integrity? These are also "Super Hero" positions!
If our world has gone astray, then it's up to all of us to step up and fill in the gaps.
Notice what talents you have. Where can you assist? If everyone contributes something, it won't be long before we are living in a world of "OUR" choosing.
Thank You For All You Do!
"An Honest Look At REALITY"
Sometimes holiday gatherings can be challenging. When they are, we need to take an honest look at what's going on.
Maybe you find that others don't have the same beliefs or opinions that you do. NEWSFLASH: They aren't suppose to!!!
Think about your Thanksgiving table, if every dish was seasoned the exact same way, the meal would be dull and boring. But as it is, some dishes are delightful to your personal taste, while others you can take or leave....HOWEVER all the dishes bring value to the meal.
So it is with the people around the table. Each person brings an unique flavor to the gathering. Since we have no control over others, we have only our-self to look at. Are we bringing something that blends with the occasion, or something sour and off putting?
This is my personal way to prepare myself for theses gatherings. I look at myself as a gift I'm bringing to the celebration. I try to wrap it to the best of my ability, all the w...
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