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| − | + | Ironically, NO'S with judgment in the wings are indeed a way of getting back at and making others feel inadequate - of throwing bitterness around, of making sure that NEW boundaries are reset by clearly stating "not anymore." Anger and at times rage, accompanied the NO and by screaming at the world, one was actually screaming at all of the many times in the past when they couldn't say NO, when they didn't have the courage or the power to stand draw the line in the sand out of self respect.<br><br>Ironically, NO'S with judgment in the wings are indeed a way of getting back at and making others feel inadequate - of throwing bitterness around, of making sure that NEW boundaries are reset by clearly stating "not anymore." Anger and at times rage, accompanied the NO and by screaming at the world, one was actually screaming at all of the many times in the past when they couldn't say NO, when they didn't have the courage or the power to stand draw the line in the sand out of self respect.<br><br>In summary then we can say that these parables of the mustard seed and the leaven refer to the seed of the Kingdom of God which is the word of God planted in our heart and grows within us and influences our whole personality, transforming our body, soul, and spirit.<br><br>Because confirming someone's suspicions triggers off a little emotional buzzer in the brain that says "Ooohhh... yes, that's exactly what I thought too... hey this person thinks like me... " By confirming someone suspicions, you're effectively sliding your 'initiate engagement' ticket into the machine, opening up the boom gate which regulates the 'critical minds' flow of traffic - thus, allowing you to drive your lesson in past the first barrier.<br><br>We cannot ask therefore, What is the explanation of the parables of the mustard seed and the leaven? Jesus did not give any explanation. There is none.<br><br>The Jews are in fact very accommodating to the Palestines. The Jews offer jobs and land to the Palestines and peaceful integration to the Jewish society despite taking back their land (rightfully belonging to the Jews as promised and foretold by God in His Word) but Osama seems to neglect this point. I do not know why is he fanning such hatred in the Arab world. Get your facts right, Osama!<br><br>Explanation: Search ticket prices for all surrounding airports to your city of origin and destination. It can be less expensive to arrive or depart from a surrounding airport or city. Do your math to see if you save or spend more money with this option.<br><br>With this quest in mind, I began to ask people what it felt like to say NO, to reject a request that goes against their value system, to turn away from gossip, to avoid another family member's drama, to honor a prior commitment by passing up a better invitation, to deny a personal favor, to forsake a friend's need for a higher need, to end an unhealthy friendship, to say NO to a worn out lifestyle, a behavior that was self-abusive, or a job that was no longer fulfilling. | |
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Ironically, NO'S with judgment in the wings are indeed a way of getting back at and making others feel inadequate - of throwing bitterness around, of making sure that NEW boundaries are reset by clearly stating "not anymore." Anger and at times rage, accompanied the NO and by screaming at the world, one was actually screaming at all of the many times in the past when they couldn't say NO, when they didn't have the courage or the power to stand draw the line in the sand out of self respect.
Ironically, NO'S with judgment in the wings are indeed a way of getting back at and making others feel inadequate - of throwing bitterness around, of making sure that NEW boundaries are reset by clearly stating "not anymore." Anger and at times rage, accompanied the NO and by screaming at the world, one was actually screaming at all of the many times in the past when they couldn't say NO, when they didn't have the courage or the power to stand draw the line in the sand out of self respect.
In summary then we can say that these parables of the mustard seed and the leaven refer to the seed of the Kingdom of God which is the word of God planted in our heart and grows within us and influences our whole personality, transforming our body, soul, and spirit.
Because confirming someone's suspicions triggers off a little emotional buzzer in the brain that says "Ooohhh... yes, that's exactly what I thought too... hey this person thinks like me... " By confirming someone suspicions, you're effectively sliding your 'initiate engagement' ticket into the machine, opening up the boom gate which regulates the 'critical minds' flow of traffic - thus, allowing you to drive your lesson in past the first barrier.
We cannot ask therefore, What is the explanation of the parables of the mustard seed and the leaven? Jesus did not give any explanation. There is none.
The Jews are in fact very accommodating to the Palestines. The Jews offer jobs and land to the Palestines and peaceful integration to the Jewish society despite taking back their land (rightfully belonging to the Jews as promised and foretold by God in His Word) but Osama seems to neglect this point. I do not know why is he fanning such hatred in the Arab world. Get your facts right, Osama!
Explanation: Search ticket prices for all surrounding airports to your city of origin and destination. It can be less expensive to arrive or depart from a surrounding airport or city. Do your math to see if you save or spend more money with this option.
With this quest in mind, I began to ask people what it felt like to say NO, to reject a request that goes against their value system, to turn away from gossip, to avoid another family member's drama, to honor a prior commitment by passing up a better invitation, to deny a personal favor, to forsake a friend's need for a higher need, to end an unhealthy friendship, to say NO to a worn out lifestyle, a behavior that was self-abusive, or a job that was no longer fulfilling.
