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Being Sincere with the situation

Gno on Saturday, February 04 2012, 02:57 AM

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I'm shocked. I thought I was a human being, and now I'm beginning to realize that I lack the characteristics of a human being. I appear to be a smart good man, but the truth is, my actions reflect my hatred of wisdom. This is very humbling. I feel naked, there's no place to hide. My lack of humanity is VERY obvious in the presence of those who are more spiritually advanced. I ask God to forgive me. I need to learn how to love wisdom.

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Replied by Benedictus on Wednesday, March 21 2012, 09:01 PM · Hide · #1

Do not fear or despair. It is certainly shocking to realize our degenerated state of affairs, yet this is a great cause for hope, because as it is written in a Chinese proverb: "One cannot get out of prison if he does not realize he is in a cell." Be patient, humble and at peace. Peace makes a disciple indestructible. With peace, one overcomes the greatest adversities.

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Joyful in hope, suffering in tribulation, be thou constant in thy prayer.

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