Bridges of Religious

Religious views must be respected; not necessarily individuals of different religious denominations, but the views and base origin of differing spiritual sects are historical, besides they are pillars of our livelihood... They are the greatest sources of light known to mankind, if you concentrate hard enough... You can tell that some of us don't see the importance of practicing what's right or relatively correct; we only feel like when we hear or speak in parables, that we're headed in the right direction... Contrary to popular belief, your'e only as close to the divine nature in spirituality as you are "willing" to go... There are many ways of life, and some don't truly correspond with the ways of GOD and His central focus for developing character in an otherwise civilization of a greater consciousness. What ALL religions have in common is a primitive order for living, growing, and coming together, which is the most important feature of any process of communication and education.

Once we all gain respect for at least attempting to learn and love, we can appreciate the process more and put what energy we posses in the right place(depending on where your heart is), instead of judging others about how they go about receiving the WORD & the WILL of the greatest light in consciousness.

Judgement is normal, and is in all of us, we are the only judges to give light to truth and render it's validity in value of our character and divine spirit... So if you feel close to any of the word of wisdom, HOLD FAST to what creation in light does it best for YOU... "Man was the WORD...The word was flesh ...The word was God! WU

"There is no argument for ignorance or prejudice like the one we cultivate as we separate or harbor evils of difference/indifference within the spirit." Munzo Capone

"Relation-ships"

Aren't relationships as organic as the lives they posses? Some people have little to no respect for what it takes to nurture relationships. Your disposition with others determines the status of your relationship. Without care/concern for non-perishable, ethical, and morally safe values, the livelihood of a healthy relationship is at stake. The nature of humans to penetrate boundaries of dignity/respect to rationalize or revel in its social appeal is overwhelming if not beyond the grip of sanity. With no respect for self its hard to respect others. However much respect you have for ones self is about all the respect you could probably even adhere to in others. We often take for granted matters of the heart allowing access to alien nature, before which standards of morale are usually valued. I've personally had the opportunity to see what being a big baby in the way of otherwise integral principles that are usually fertilization for an ultimately beautiful relationship is. The environment for potential development must be present along with an understanding of the"nutritional regimen" in order for a growing relationship to survive times of turmoil. It's perfectly normal to seek resonant/relative nature in what appeals to the the spirit. The tendency to create walls and doors for security purposes far exceeds the institution of consolidation. We as well as relationships have particular needs. It's important in development to recognize those needs. The light source in which you grow could have a phenomenally great influence on you and the future of your "relation-ships".