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Compassion for Donald Trump

Reading Time: 4 minutesMake no mistake – no matter who wins the election in November, the ripples of hatred we have seen all around us will continue long after Donald Trump is gone. He is not the sole cause, but rather has aided, abetted, and amplified something already underlying and inherent in the consciousness of the American people. I, …

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Judge Not

Reading Time: 5 minutesMany of you know this phrase from the New Testament; some of you may even be an adherent. Yet, sadly, I know that many of you also have a very difficult time applying this to your lives. If you are willing to stay with me to the end, I can break this phrase down for …

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A Total Renunciation Of Fear

Reading Time: 4 minutesIn 1996, research professor in Genocide Studies and Prevention at George Mason University, Gregory Stanton wrote a briefing labelled, “The 8 Stages of Genocide”.  The intention of the piece was to inform the United States State Department of preventative measures that can be implemented by governments to preemptively end a race-hatred movement before it erupts …

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3 Essential Traits To Defeat The Ego

Reading Time: 7 minutesDefeating the fear-based consciousness is not for the faint of heart.  The world that we live in, the paradigms whose veracity we have already subconsciously accepted, blindly without question, the immersion of the fear-based consciousness in virtually every facet of our lives and the lives of those around us, makes the ability to transcend this …

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Employing True Forgiveness To Eradicate War

Reading Time: 8 minutesWhen we look around us, we see the human race in a state of constant conflict, struggle, and war.  On a collective level, we have believed that violence must be utilized to solve our problems. This group is fighting that group for something they don’t have, whether it is land, resources, pride, or some sense …

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