#personalvalues

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Este es mi diario de valores personales echo con la inspiracion de @fodder.school Os lo ire presentando poco a poco. Esta pagina la dedico a os sueños. This is my personal values ​​journal made with the inspiration of @fodderschool. I will introduce it to you little by little. I dedicate this page to the dreams. #fodderschool #fodderschoolproject #tiedye #junkjournalideas #artinspiration #artjournaling #artjournal #artdreams #dreams #quotes #yoursign #artwork #personalvalues #sueños https://www.instagram.com/p/CjSbVngIwc7/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

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Personal values.

A task inspired by Rene Magritte’s Personal values painting, an example of one of Surrealists’ techniques - A Juxtaposition of unrelated images. 

I put together personal values of mine - an antique watch that was given to me by the love of my life, a ukulele, that indicates my love for music, a mug I got from my family and guard it with my own body ever since, a fountain pen, another gift, that is with me every time I need to get my thoughts on paper and a book written by Charles Bukowski, one of my favourite authors. 

I’m no pro at photoshopping, but if I decide to do this properly, I would spend much more time studying photoshop or I would make it a painting. 

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I was at Starbucks this morning looking forward to enjoying a large black Pike Place coffee and lemon pound cake. It was a perfect day to sit out on the patio but all the tables were full except one by the sidewalk.

Eagerly getting there, I found out why because it was sadly filthy with wadded up napkins, discarded coffee lids and a line of some sticky liquid mixed with crumbs. Grabbing a wad of napkins it only took just a few seconds to wipe everything clean and toss it all into the trash.

In the Boy Scouts we were taught to 'always leave somewhere cleaner than we found it" and it would not have taken that much effort for the previous patrons to have done the same. This got me thinking - "Why didn't they take the time to do that?" And it also raised another question of "What were those people taught to act this way?" which led to an even bigger question of "How are people taught To Live Their Lives?"

In today's anything-goes world, it seems that most people make up their own rules about life, living, and how to act, speak and behave. Rather than being guided by any defined 'teaching', they just Do Their Own Thing with no thought as to how it affects others. Most importantly, they never consider how their actions might affect THEMSELVES.

Psalm 19:8 puts it this way; "The commandments of the LORD are… clear, giving insight for living."

What the Bible teaches always lead us in the right direction. It consistently teaches us to live a life that is honorable, respectful, and considerate. When we imitate God in everything we do, we take on HIS character, and by practicing courtesy we make the world a bit better for everyone.

So friend, imitate Christ in your life. Learn from HIM and take on HIS character and act as HE would act. In small things, Christ would have cleaned off that table, and by HIS TEACHING, we can do even greater things.

God Bless Your Day

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When to Save or Break a Friendship — Navigating Changes in Friendships

When to Save or Break a Friendship — Navigating Changes in FriendshipsIf you have friends who support harmful ideologies, what do you do? Navigating changes in friendships can be challenging. Knowing when to save or break a friendship can have lifelong consequences. Political views are core issues. There is a clear divergence between the two ideological positions. On one side, there is an emphasis on progressive policies that enhance the rights of everyone.

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When to Save or Break a Friendship — Navigating Changes in Friendships

When to Save or Break a Friendship — Navigating Changes in FriendshipsIf you have friends who support harmful ideologies, what do you do? Navigating changes in friendships can be challenging. Knowing when to save or break a friendship can have lifelong consequences. Political views are core issues. There is a clear divergence between the two ideological positions. On one side, there is an emphasis on progressive policies that enhance the rights of everyone. These ideas include improving healthcare availability, tackling climate change, and social justice reforms. The other side wants to create a dictatorial state with a controlling oligarchy. The model is like The Handmaid's Tale. They want to take away rights to personal autonomy, as exemplified by the overturning of Roe Vs. Wade.

Two Impossible Choices

Deciding when to save or break a friendship can be a life-changing event. When religious and political values differ, it isn't a problem as long as both sets of values are positive. It is only a problem when someone becomes involved in negative thinking and values. The farther apart people become in their thinking and values, the harder it is to maintain a healthy friendship. It's a problem when one person's values are tainted by harmful bias and prejudice. It is difficult to maintain a friendship with someone who supports the return to the Dark Ages (1). We don't need to be a country like Saudi Arabia, controlled by religious and racial bigotry. Ask yourself these questions. Can you truly be friends with someone who tolerates bigotry and condones racism and political corruption? Is it wise to do so? You must decide when to save or break a friendship over these issues. This conflict of ideologies creates the dilemma of two impossible choices. The first approach is to see if you can change their minds.

[freelychiefearthquake]

When to Save or Break a Friendship — Navigating Changes in Friendships

If you have friends who support harmful ideologies, what do you do? Navigating changes in friendships can be challenging. Knowing when to save or break a friendship can have lifelong consequences. Political views are core issues. There is a clear divergence between the two ideological positions. On one side, there is an emphasis on progressive policies that enhance the rights of everyone. These ideas include improving healthcare availability, tackling climate change, and social justice reforms. The other side wants to create a dictatorial state with a controlling oligarchy. The model is like The Handmaid's Tale. They want to take away rights to personal autonomy, as exemplified by the overturning of Roe Vs. Wade.

Two Impossible Choices

Deciding when to save or break a friendship can be a life-changing event. When religious and political values differ, it isn't a problem as long as both sets of values are positive. It is only a problem when someone becomes involved in negative thinking and values. The farther apart people become in their thinking and values, the harder it is to maintain a healthy friendship. It's a problem when one person's values are tainted by harmful bias and prejudice. It is difficult to maintain a friendship with someone who supports the return to the Dark Ages (1). We don't need to be a country like Saudi Arabia, controlled by religious and racial bigotry. Ask yourself these questions. Can you truly be friends with someone who tolerates bigotry and condones racism and political corruption? Is it wise to do so? You must decide when to save or break a friendship over these issues. This conflict of ideologies creates the dilemma of two impossible choices. The first approach is to see if you can change their minds.

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When to Save or Break a Friendship — Navigating Changes in Friendships

If you have friends who support harmful ideologies, what do you do? Navigating changes in friendships can be challenging. Knowing when to save or break a friendship can have lifelong consequences. Political views are core issues. There is a clear divergence between the two ideological positions. On one side, there is an emphasis on progressive policies that enhance the rights of everyone. These ideas include improving healthcare availability, tackling climate change, and social justice reforms. The other side wants to create a dictatorial state with a controlling oligarchy. The model is like The Handmaid's Tale. They want to take away rights to personal autonomy, as exemplified by the overturning of Roe Vs. Wade.

Two Impossible Choices

Deciding when to save or break a friendship can be a life-changing event. When religious and political values differ, it isn't a problem as long as both sets of values are positive. It is only a problem when someone becomes involved in negative thinking and values. The farther apart people become in their thinking and values, the harder it is to maintain a healthy friendship. It's a problem when one person's values are tainted by harmful bias and prejudice. It is difficult to maintain a friendship with someone who supports the return to the Dark Ages (1). We don't need to be a country like Saudi Arabia, controlled by religious and racial bigotry. Ask yourself these questions. Can you truly be friends with someone who tolerates bigotry and condones racism and political corruption? Is it wise to do so? You must decide when to save or break a friendship over these issues. This conflict of ideologies creates the dilemma of two impossible choices. The first approach is to see if you can change their minds. Read the full article

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When to Save or Break a Friendship — Navigating Changes in Friendships

If you have friends who support harmful ideologies, what do you do? Navigating changes in friendships can be challenging. Knowing when to save or break a friendship can have lifelong consequences. Political views are core issues. There is a clear divergence between the two ideological positions. On one side, there is an emphasis on progressive policies that enhance the rights of everyone. These ideas include improving healthcare availability, tackling climate change, and social justice reforms. The other side wants to create a dictatorial state with a controlling oligarchy. The model is like The Handmaid's Tale. They want to take away rights to personal autonomy, as exemplified by the overturning of Roe Vs. Wade. Two Impossible Choices Deciding when to save or break a friendship can be a life-changing event. When religious and political values differ, it isn't a problem as long as both sets of values are positive. It is only a problem when someone becomes involved in negative thinking and values. The farther apart people become in their thinking and values, the harder it is to maintain a healthy friendship. It's a problem when one person's values are tainted by harmful bias and prejudice. It is difficult to maintain a friendship with someone who supports the return to the Dark Ages (1). We don't need to be a country like Saudi Arabia, controlled by religious and racial bigotry. Ask yourself these questions. Can you truly be friends with someone who tolerates bigotry and condones racism and political corruption? Is it wise to do so? You must decide when to save or break a friendship over these issues. This conflict of ideologies creates the dilemma of two impossible choices. The first approach is to see if you can change their minds. It will require a considerable investment and also means maintaining ties with someone who rejects your core values. It is often not successful because they have immersed themselves in propaganda. If you decide to change their minds, realize that religious and social bigotry are ideologies that are difficult to overcome. It is possible but not easy. Chances are, they have relationships that will keep them cemented into their biased thinking. They will probably continue to expose themselves to the programming of self-hypnosis and group hypnosis. So, they will continue to reinforce negative stereotype thinking and values. Propaganda uses self-hypnosis and group hypnosis to promote various ideas. Read the full article