
Most societies started out as village communities. We eventually traded village life for suburban living. The concept of stranger danger arose, causing people to be wary of connecting with one another. A new era began with the rise of computers and games, transitioning people from playing outside to their own living spaces. Death has climbed in through our windows and has entered our fortresses. It has removed the children from the streetsĀ (Jeremiah 9:21).
This entire procedure has led to a society fixated on itself. This undermined our core essence of being givers. Throughout the years, we view ourselves as the ones who needs, until we realize we have everything we require and no longer feel any lack. Facing yourself outwards helps us to rediscover our true selves.
There is a fine line with giving. Individuals lacking spiritual fulfillment sometimes prey on the compassionate, manipulating them for personal gain. The manipulator imprisons the emotions of the compassionate heart in this act of giving. A wounded heart must mend before giving freely, or it risks becoming trapped. Selfishness and darkness, not grace, characterize the manipulative heart. Based on my experience, success depends on planting seeds in fertile soil.
Yet we still walk that fine line of love your enemies, do good to those who hate you, bless those who curse you, pray for those who mistreat youĀ (Luke 6:28).
Prioritizing self-healing, in my view, naturally leads to helping others. This way you wonāt be caught in the fowlers net. For years, Iāve witnessed the deceptive trap ensnare far too many people. This darkness leverages kindness for it's own selfish needs.
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It's time to get FREE!
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