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MGreener11's avatar

As always I love how you guide it back to a deeper reflection in the end. It is uninspiring to be on social media these days and seeing all the hate being spewed in all directions. I like the words you shared from MLK there, and it's why I admire your many years long pursuit of trying to remind people of the need for spiritual and personal transformation. Keep going brother!!

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Great article Joe, We need more calm people that are able to walk calmly through their day and not let the day to day grind chew them up and spit them out, frustrated and angry all the time. That is why my mantra of late is "Walk your day in Love, when you access the vibration of love it's a calm knowing, and a peaceful, heartful, calmness. God is Love. So when you walk your day in Love you put on the full armor of God. Your backside is covered by the best protector. You walk with a calm confidence that allows you to hear information that would normally set off a trigger in you. You listen calmly at those hurtful words and recognize they are only words. That the other person is trying to pull your triggers so they can manipulate the conversation to their power position because normally you are angered and lower your access to your frontal lobe of your brain. You go into fight or flight. When you stay calm and hear hurtful words. Then recognize the trigger, you side step the trigger pull, and calmly state your factual case in a calm and well thought out order. You maintain your seat at the table instead of your normal explosion of random chaotic diatribe. When you access higher levels of consciousness you see the drama for the drama that it is. You access a vision or feeling that leads you in the right direction regardless of the hurtful words and comments of others. You stay on point. At least this is what works for me... Great post... Peace...

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