Humility and Wisdom
To all it has happened to us, in each circle of frequent practitioners of any religion that there is someone who attributes to himself as a leader, who believe themselves to be the best believers and who usually stand out for correcting the novice. I've met in my life dozens of believers and practitioners of different ages who seem not to know what is really humility, to the point where so-called "Ego" has become one of our daily bread.
The true believer is humble, responsible, positive, willing and above all, respectful of the beliefs of others. It is a fact that very often young people think they know more than adults by becoming something cynical and even very critical, and very often we make a mistake even worse: following the example of these adults who are usually not just a nice example of humility and equality.
The true believer of the old religion is one who focuses his power to do good and his knowledge to help others, even without them knowing, the true believer is humble, diplomatic and foremost speaks with pride of their own beliefs while respecting those of others. The true believers are to be role models for their community and for their Coven, never promote evil, and by more anger or sadness they feel at anytime they must be able to control their anger and never reveal any kind of curses to anyone for any reason.
The real practitioner when he or she gets angry, does it with humility and respect, bless their enemies even at the worst times and in all circumstances before taking any position or decision thinks:
For the ancestors look after us in every moment of our life and even later, we must show them respect and love, make them feel proud of what we do every day and do everything with love, wisdom and respect for others, you should never make decisions hastily, never make decisions when you're angry, and for no reason make decisions without thinking about how you can influence your future.
Humility is not a right, it is a duty and as such it should be respected and promoted above all. It is true that many different religions and beliefs criticize us, but we must never demean or degrade by an unknown faith on the contrary we have to do it is stand up proudly and show that we can live together in peace in spite of our differences.
Do not criticize or disqualify the different beliefs or thoughts and neither denigrate or humiliate others, because every time you raise your voice to humiliate someone else you just prove how insignificant and empty you really feel.
Act with Wisdom & Humility before all times...
To all it has happened to us, in each circle of frequent practitioners of any religion that there is someone who attributes to himself as a leader, who believe themselves to be the best believers and who usually stand out for correcting the novice. I've met in my life dozens of believers and practitioners of different ages who seem not to know what is really humility, to the point where so-called "Ego" has become one of our daily bread.
The true believer is humble, responsible, positive, willing and above all, respectful of the beliefs of others. It is a fact that very often young people think they know more than adults by becoming something cynical and even very critical, and very often we make a mistake even worse: following the example of these adults who are usually not just a nice example of humility and equality.
The true believer of the old religion is one who focuses his power to do good and his knowledge to help others, even without them knowing, the true believer is humble, diplomatic and foremost speaks with pride of their own beliefs while respecting those of others. The true believers are to be role models for their community and for their Coven, never promote evil, and by more anger or sadness they feel at anytime they must be able to control their anger and never reveal any kind of curses to anyone for any reason.
The real practitioner when he or she gets angry, does it with humility and respect, bless their enemies even at the worst times and in all circumstances before taking any position or decision thinks:
What will my ancestors think of what I am about to do?.
Humility is not a right, it is a duty and as such it should be respected and promoted above all. It is true that many different religions and beliefs criticize us, but we must never demean or degrade by an unknown faith on the contrary we have to do it is stand up proudly and show that we can live together in peace in spite of our differences.
Do not criticize or disqualify the different beliefs or thoughts and neither denigrate or humiliate others, because every time you raise your voice to humiliate someone else you just prove how insignificant and empty you really feel.
Act with Wisdom & Humility before all times...
From my Book: Rites of Happiness
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