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MiddleMe 
Thanks for sharing… 🙂
“It’s a saying they have, that a man has a false heart in his mouth for the world to see, another in his breast to show to his special friends and his family, and the real one, the true one, the secret one, which is never known to anyone except to himself alone…” James Clavell,
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Thank you for sharing your quotes too! Always looking forward to your comments.
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So true. In fact, I just read a blog (not yours) that was so inflammatory and filled with judgment and hate towards a certain demographic (mine) that I thought I might be on Facebook and not WordPress. So disappointing. Hope things are good with you!
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Big hugs, Lisa!!! Haven’t bump into you for awhile!! How have you been, dear?
Oh dear on the judgemental blog, you must have felt yucky and disgusted. I know I will whenever I come upon such blogs and make a mental note to avoid at all costs.
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That’s exactly what I did. WordPress is my “happy place” – no room for that kind of negativity.
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It’s true. Wise words.
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Thank you and have an awesome weekend!
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likewise. Hug
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Absolutely true. …WHY?
Because man alone in all of the created universe is rational.
That’s a good thing; but Wisdom teaches us that too much of a good thing CAN be bad.
It is the sloth common in society these days that makes one so susceptible to outside influences; and the exaggerated emphasis on SELF; what I have come to term Meism. To often the new “natural reflex” is “What’s in it for ME”, rather than what is the truth; what is the greater good?
The less we have God in our lives; the more is the evidence of Mesism.
God Bless and Thanks,
Patrick
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Woah.. thanks for the recommendations, my friend. Have a lovely Sunday.
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I don’t like Meism too. I think it is ungracious and selfish but many of the first world countries display such behavior and thoughts. I prefer to always find a win win balance in my life. One that benefit everyone in the situation.
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Kally, thank you for getting me to think and I do wish people were more open-minded!
Peace to you and your great followers. 🕊️ 🌈
I just really appreciate your quotes and not sure of the source, but “environment” has an “n” in it.
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Ah.. thanks for pointing that out!! I usually gather my source all over the internet and find the ones that resounds with us the most.
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