Bravo Glenn. I tried for a short time to renew my attendance at an Anglican Church; however after a few months I stopped going, for the rituals and somewhat empty sermons were deeply unsatisfying. I agree with your condemnation of the current zeitgeist regarding the deafness towards the true instructions of Jesus; but it would, as you admit, be impossible to change the limited thinking of many. Thanks for yet another thoughtful piece of writing.
All righty, then. Maybe patience isn't a virtue after all. But isn't trying our best to act in alignment with the vertical axis as much as we can do? The extreme seems to be socially ineffective and personally disastrous.
Bravo Glenn. I tried for a short time to renew my attendance at an Anglican Church; however after a few months I stopped going, for the rituals and somewhat empty sermons were deeply unsatisfying. I agree with your condemnation of the current zeitgeist regarding the deafness towards the true instructions of Jesus; but it would, as you admit, be impossible to change the limited thinking of many. Thanks for yet another thoughtful piece of writing.
Searing. On point. Curious as to how you come up with irony as an expression of a dying civilization? Tho it seems apt
All righty, then. Maybe patience isn't a virtue after all. But isn't trying our best to act in alignment with the vertical axis as much as we can do? The extreme seems to be socially ineffective and personally disastrous.
So you agree we live and die by the ego if so where is the hope Namaste