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Five daily blogs about life's 5 big choices on five different sites.
Humans are naturally joyful creatures. Being authentic means being in a place where we can learn to let go of the many external voices in our head. The ones society and brilliant marketeers have planted to convince us we need to listen to.
There are few things we need. We have come so far that we have forgotten. Our master, Jesus, owned nothing.
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Before pursuing authenticity – a higher level of self-examination and mastery – we should be certain we’ve mastered the basics. You know these. The common sense, fundamental rules for getting along with others. Sharing. Telling the truth. Being helpful. Letting others have a turn. Personal hygiene. Not eating too much candy. No hitting. No cursing.
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On rare occasions, I wait to share news. Please know that I’ve been carrying a heavy heart for September and am asking you to consider praying for God’s grace and mercy for my Father-In-Law (85) who had back surgery a few weeks ago. Barely able to walk before it, and now were not convinced he’ll have the will to relearn.
The main obstacle to being authentic is fear. Yes, we all have crazy big dreams. Some noble, some selfish, some utterly unselfish. Some are distractions from more important issues.
It is one of our gravest spiritual responsibilities – to sort through and discern the truth. And then get busy.
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Authenticity means different things to different people. The dictionary says authenticity means: truthfulness of origins, attributions, commitments, sincerity, devotion, and intentions. I think there is one people overlook.
It is in believing in the size of your dreams. In rising to the occasion to see them through.
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