FOR GOD AND COUNTRY: ADDRESS TO THE NATION - Softcover

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This Book Is About The Nature Of God In OUR Lives Of Faith And About The Inclusion Of God's Good Faith In OUR Country's Ethos Of Governing Principles. Amen. Kindness and compassion are essential social lessons we learn in kindergarten. Reconnecting with both can help us lead happier lives through rewarding relationships. Your words, actions, and reactions can reduce suffering while deepening your relationships. Intentional acts of kindness aren’t merely social niceties. They are a path toward everyday enlightenment. Enlightenment is about “waking up to the truth of what life is. More specifically, the Inter-Connectedness of everything, the essential ONENESS of everything.” Think of “everyday enlightenment” as those activities that reduce feelings of isolation and loneliness in others and our communities. Rather than reacting with frustration or judgment to a perceived slight, we might temper our response with empathy by recognizing that our tormentor may be living with unseen struggles. A kind response can be the thing that improves that person’s day. Workplace leaders who embrace Inter-Connectedness can better foster environments where individuals feel seen, heard, and valued. Instead of working in isolation teams begin to collaborate more effectively, respecting each other’s diverse contributions and experiences. “We want to strive for greater kindness and harmony in the world rather than being lost in the delusion of an isolated, permanent self,” We need to acknowledge the impermanence of life. This is the concept that everything, including ourselves, is in flux. Nothing stays the same. Realizing that everything is fleeting and always changing can help us adjust our expectations and regulate our emotions. It opens up space for compassion and understanding. Everything is always changing. Everyday enlightenment isn’t a static achievement. It’s a dynamic, ongoing process. “One fact about enlightenment is that it can’t be permanent. If we really know the truth of impermanence, then why would enlightenment be permanent when everything else is not?” Everyday enlightenment isn’t about being perfect either. It’s found in small acts of kindness and our willingness to show up with compassion, day in and day out. Whether at work, at home, or in our communities, any interaction is an opportunity to practice “enlightened activity.” We listen attentively, share skills with colleagues, offer constructive feedback, and be patient with others. These small actions ripple out and create a culture of kindness in our personal relationships and the broader communities. They remind us that we are all connected by creating a sense of shared humanity. Shifting from judgment to enlightened activity can profoundly affect our emotional resilience. “Once we realize that everything is always changing, it helps us suffer less. It helps us be more compassionate to other people because we realize they are also dealing with the complexities of a self and a world that’s constantly changing.”

There Is A Process Involved TO Communicating Directly To OUR INDWELLING CREATOR SPIRIT, For What That WE Each Need To Silence OUR MINDS COMPLETELY To Get At. WE Do This By Simply Mentally Reciting And Carrying Out The Mantra: TONGUE LIES FLAT. TEMPLES AND JOWLS RELAX.. BODY BECOMES STILL AND MOTIONLESS. BREATHING GOES IN AND OUT … IN AND OUT. MIND FALLS SILENT … FOCUSING ON A POINT HIGH IN THE INNER FOREHEAD JUST ABOVE THE MOVIE SCREEN OF YOUR THIRD EYE WHERE DREAMS AND IMAGININGS ARE PERCEIVED. AND WAITING THERE PATIENTLY IN SILENT MIND FOR THE THOUGHTS OF THE CREATOR TO EMERGE, AS THEY SURELY WILL. (Matthew 8:13 Lamsa Translation Bible) "Let it be done to you according to your belief." WE Believe That God's Earth Can Be Returned To The Eternal Paradise That It Was Once Conceived As To Be By THE FATHER ALMIGHTY, Before The Fall Of Man, And God, Due To OPIUM ADDICTION AND RESULTING LUST AND DEPRAVITY!! WE Believe That Sincerely With All OUR Hearts And Minds.

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