Like it or not we are ALL culpable when humanity is denied and hate prevails anywhere on this planet. Hitting too close to home is God's way of getting us to pay attention. Let's not get distracted by skin color, that's what got us in this mess in the first place. Dividing by devising a value system for human life based on ANYTHING is a violation of spiritual LAW. We will continue to have hurt being the justification of self righteous revenge until we understand the lesson imbedded in our suffering.
Reaction is not power.
Justifying a heinous act does not balance the scales
Not one soul will be left behind. So history WILL repeat itself until our consciousness has been purified and we learn to embrace our differences as if we were embracing God.
Racism shows one of the most primitive, barbaric, stunted forms of human intelligence. This low form of consciousness is the cancer of America. A country founded by people escaping persecution only to repeat the mentally deprived cycle of abuse. What is a pedophile but an abused innocent -- un-healed?
Hate is a damaged psyche.
Revenge does not heal.
Supremacy is impotence personified.
Hate crimes are self hate projected out.
Revenge does not heal.
Supremacy is impotence personified.
Hate crimes are self hate projected out.
Racism = Mental Illness
Life is school. Lessons will be repeated until learned. Suffering stops when we get the lesson. We are our brothers keeper no matter race, color, religion, sexual orientation, ethnicity or creed.
And that is all Mattilyn Corelia Rochester daughter of Bishop Enoch Benjamin Rochester and Dr. Mattilyn Talford Rochester has to say. Until my next inspired message.
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If more of us in this great world had the courage to face our own personal challenges first, then maybe just maybe we won't feel compelled to present unnessecary challenges for others.
ReplyDeleteI am raising two black men. I am concerned about what the world will be for them as adults. But right now our/my focus is somewhere else. We are lucky to be able to make that choice.
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