1. “A new command I give you: Love one another. As I have loved you, so you must love one another.
The above quote is from Jesus Christ. I take the quote as a way of saying pay the kindness shown to you forward. Jesus didn’t mean do blindly emulate his candidness, he meant that as he as others have shown love—show your own compassion to others. To always be kind and welcoming. Jesus himself, would have taken the significance as his words as a reflection of God’s will. He believed that the will of God was the true path forward, and that sharing love and kindness was a big part of that.
2. “I want to change their minds not kill them for weaknesses we all possess.”
Gandhi was the person that spoke the quote above. To me, it means that our enemies share the same weaknesses as us (greed, selfishness, etc.) and that we should try to empathize with them. That anyone could be a villain to another, and that killing people won’t solve problems, changing the way people think will. Gandhi was a man of peace. He always tried to solve problems with his wisdom. The quote is a reflection of how he preferred diplomatic relations to forceful ones.
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“We have lost the ability to let information process us.”
The above quote is from Ann Wilson Schaef. The quote is very relevant in the modern world. We are always processing information. On our phones, computers, tablets, and more—we always moving data around. We rarely however, take time to just enjoy life. To just look around and let the world move on its own. The quote stems from Native American spirituality, which relies heavily on just letting nature take control. Ann Wilson would have been one to appreciate just letting things
The above quote is from Jesus Christ. I take the quote as a way of saying pay the kindness shown to you forward. Jesus didn’t mean do blindly emulate his candidness, he meant that as he as others have shown love—show your own compassion to others. To always be kind and welcoming. Jesus himself, would have taken the significance as his words as a reflection of God’s will. He believed that the will of God was the true path forward, and that sharing love and kindness was a big part of that.
2. “I want to change their minds not kill them for weaknesses we all possess.”
Gandhi was the person that spoke the quote above. To me, it means that our enemies share the same weaknesses as us (greed, selfishness, etc.) and that we should try to empathize with them. That anyone could be a villain to another, and that killing people won’t solve problems, changing the way people think will. Gandhi was a man of peace. He always tried to solve problems with his wisdom. The quote is a reflection of how he preferred diplomatic relations to forceful ones.
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“We have lost the ability to let information process us.”
The above quote is from Ann Wilson Schaef. The quote is very relevant in the modern world. We are always processing information. On our phones, computers, tablets, and more—we always moving data around. We rarely however, take time to just enjoy life. To just look around and let the world move on its own. The quote stems from Native American spirituality, which relies heavily on just letting nature take control. Ann Wilson would have been one to appreciate just letting things