Showing posts with label love. Show all posts
Showing posts with label love. Show all posts

Tuesday, February 16, 2016

Proper response to the Beyonce reaction

At the NFL half time, Beyonce came out with a song and video that honors her heritage and turned it into an entertainment piece.  Here it is:



People became so outraged.  It's almost fascinating to see how the veil is kinda slipping off the head and truth is being revealed in such a blatant manner.

Here is  a good response to all the haters...




It's really worth it to understand that what the media gives you is not always the truth...The portray the Black Panthers and Malcolm X as such violent people, but if you actually learn the truth about them, you will see there wasn't much violence going on.  True, one Black Panther member was accused of killing a cop, but he was later acquitted.  Malcolm X was very pro-Black and that was portrayed as a grave danger.

The media has its own agenda...

Sunday, October 17, 2010

How Does One Come to Love?

By Orchot haTzaddikim (the Way of the Righteous) an anonymous work:

How does one come to love all men? I will teach youi.  The way is for him to give to all men as much as he can of himself and of his possessions.  Of himself:  He should serve all men, rich and poor, and exert himself on their behalf.  Of his possessions: he should lend the rich man money in his time of need and the poor man in his duress.  He should also give him occasional gifts according to his ability and at intervals asend treats and gifts to the rich as well.  He should be entirely magnanimous.  If he has dealings with others, he should conduct them in complete hoesty and he should not make issues of small things.  He should always desire that his friend profit from him, and he should never try to profit from his friend.  He should speak gently with all men.  If someone shames him, he should nto shame him in return; if he misleads him, he should not mislead him in return.  He should bear the burdens of others upon his shoulders, but not impose his burdens on them.  He shoudl not quarrel with others and should receive all men with joy and with a kinly countenance, for such kindness strengthens love. ...


(I'm nowhere near there, but just thought I'd post it.)



.