The timid ones with their silent characteristics are the wisest, for in
silence the truth is told. «Do you know what charm is? It is to hear a yes as
an answer without having asked anything. The sad ones have two reasons for
being so: they ignore or expect. True generosity towards the future consists in
giving everything in the present. I love life, so true that I have no imagination
for what is not life. There is no generous love other than that which is both
transient and singular. The characteristic of the absurd man is to not believe
in the deep meaning of things. He trespasses, stores and burns the warm or
charming faces of the world. Time walks with him. The absurd man is the one who
does not separate himself from time.
17/02/2018
Information...
"More information is always better than less. When people know the
reason things are happening, even if it's bad news, they can adjust their
expectations and react accordingly. Keeping people in the dark only serves to
stir negative emotions"
Simon Sinek
13/06/2017
Blessed Trinity - Perfection of Love.
The Holy Trinity, whose feast we
celebrate today, is outside the reach of time and beyond the grasp of human
reasoning. It is a mystery of our faith. We can only fumble in the dark in
search of glimmers of light. “Two is company, three is a crowd” is a popular
expression. The gospel would have it otherwise. There, the figure three
symbolises completeness and perfect symmetry, and re-appears at all the key
moments of the Christ story.
The
life of Christ constantly reflected the Trinity. Three figures make up the
nativity scene in Bethlehem
— the Holy Family of Jesus, Mary and Joseph. Their first visitors - wise men,
brought three gifts. Later, in the desert preparing to begin his public life, Jesus
was tempted three times by the devil. A good story should have a beginning, middle
and an end. Christ was a storyteller par excellence and three figures
prominently in his parables. The Prodigal Son is about a father and his two
sons; the Good Samaritan tells of the three passers-by, the priest, the Levite
and the Samaritan; the sower sowed his seed in three kinds of soil, yielding
three kinds of harvest. The crucifixion scene has three figures, Christ
between two thieves. Before his resurrection, he spent three days in the tomb.
God is love. There are Three Persons in
the Trinity, the Father the Son and the Holy Spirit. Together they represent
the fullness of love. The Father loves the Son, the Son loves the Father. The
Holy Spirit is their love for each other. We are made in the image of a triune
God. God the Father, who created us, his Son who saved us, and the Holy Spirit
who continues to guide us. Our lives should reflect the Trinity. We should be
always creative like the Father, compassionate like his Son, and dispose our
talents in the service of others like the Holy Spirit…
28/04/2017
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A story is told of an activist who complained to God at the end of a
long day: “God, you don’t care about us! Why do you allow all these:
war, hunger, sickness to happen? Why are you not doing anything?” god
looked at him with tenderness and love and said: “I did something, my
son. I created you!”
27/04/2017
23/01/2017
Healthy Relationship...
As with the chopsticks, a relationship must be held neither too loose
nor too tight but just right. There is no fixed rule as to who should be
below or above. One is not enough to serve its purpose. You have to
stay together for a purpose and for a mission. So do not chop each other but stick to each other because God has brought you together.
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