by American Pamphleteer

Created on: February 25, 2009   Last Updated: February 26, 2009

I believe that every man, woman, boy and girl has potential and, during their lives, acquires the confidence and environment to forge their potential into human worth.

Young ones hold within their eyes the symbols of greatness to be fulfilled upon God-inspired occasions. They develop their character, faith, and love for humanity. They acquire the knowledge and wisdom with which they govern their lives. They stand upon sturdy platforms of success they own and, yet, borrow from honorable architects who wisely built before.

To care for humanity is to care for ourselves, as our reflections showcase the strength of the best and brightest of humanity.

To deny thy selfish gain is to consider the fruitfulness of another. To promote the efficacy of the cause and motivate the agenda of the moment, there has to be a self-denial which transcends the ultimatums of our world.

While being crucified, it is vital for you to exist and remain silent, watch and pray, as well as display the power of God. You must on all occasions be willing to bring and bear your own cross.

The remorse that corrodes the stigma of guilt and extinguishes the flame of betrayal is that inclination to promote the edict of the inner witness over self. Discerning that the inner witness has tugged the strands of the soul indicates that it must perpetuate the selfless identity above the ID or Ego.

To warrant a preponderance of discussion about the evolution of consciousness dictates the attention of the admired. To respect the inner witness of liking the disliked, loving the unlovable, and trusting the untrustworthy can be the honorable hooray which elevates the class, consciousness and character of the admirable.

To release any anxiety, bitterness, and anger becomes the biggest reward imaginable. As a result, the trust in man can be relinquished and replaced with the spirit of mercy for mankind to uphold the banner of serendipity.

The mark of any noble heart is a brand of triumph, totality of love, and the movement of tenacious wills beyond the readily accepted.

The death of all prejudices and concerns, as well as any ignorance should only be negated by knowledge. Specific insights are allowable when condoning and promoting the inclinations, proclivities, and equalizing effects of grace and forgiveness. The resemblance of morality in the echoes of historians, martyrs, and disciples can be envisioned. This familiar voice reaches the ears of the blind to extend an emotional bridge which is established in grace, supported by faith, and fortified by charity.

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