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Today’s live “Daily Faith Walk” is entitled “Habits Are They Changes or Chains?”
Question: The habit or habits you have are they producing change or forming chains?
To answer that question, we must look at so call good habits verses bad ones. For example, some say, if you do something for 21 days it becomes a habit, like exercise, but what if at that 22 day mark you have accomplished your goal.
Is it time to drop the habit and risk going back to no exercise, or just keep doing the same workout with no real change? Therefore, God gave man a “will” to evolve, be innovate, not just routine meaning doing the same task over, and over again. We have a brain that is craving for us to step out of our comfort zone, excuses zone, and blame zone to manifest the gifts, talents and abilities that are innate in each man being.
Langston Hughes was one of the leading poets of the Harlem Renaissance of the 1920s and ‘30s, an intellectual and creative celebration of Black culture. Hughes’ innovative and moving “Jazz Poetry” has inspired generations of writers. In his poem “Dreams,” he reminds us of the power of hope to lead us upwards, and the dangers of living without it. Langston Hughes the poet wrote these lines, “Hold fast to dreams, for if dreams die; life is a broken-winged bird, that cannot fly.”
“Kind words can be short and easy to speak, but their echoes are truly endless.”
--MOTHER TERESA
“DO WHAT YOU DO SO WELL THAT THEY WILL WANT TO SEE IT AGAIN AND BRING THEIR FRIENDS”. —WALT DISNEY
Excerpts from : From Greyhound To A Cap-N-Gown
Saturday, March 3, 2012
After calling one of my nephews and wishing him a Happy Birthday, something triggers the memories, of being divorced and not spending time with my son, during his becoming a man years with experiencing how to treat a woman. This PTSD seems to occur every time I enter any type of relationship. Having a pre-dating question and answer session with myself and knowing that single men always asked the same questions, such as how many kids to you have, how many times have you been married, and the list goes on.
But Edgar was different, he was not judgmental, just insecure, and perhaps guilty of the same crimes of the past as I was about abandonment issues, whether we did the deed or it was done to us, still we just were there for each other baggage and all. Nevertheless, it was wonderful having a man that was attractive and thought the same about me. He would encourage me to continue pursuing my degree, it was like the Holy Spirit told him something or someone was coming to restore confidence in himself too.
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