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Be Love...at all times

Its so very hard to stay positive with negativity flowing like Willy Wonka's chocolate river. Let's try.  Let's try to push past negative words, negative treatment, and negative attitudes by seeking positive solutions.  Hurt feelings can creep up.  For me recently, my feelings were hurt and I became confused by the dismissive treatment I've received by someone I really admired. I responded in a passive aggressive manner but quickly realized....this person's treatment of me says nothing about who I am.  I had to change my disposition and move forward and even more so continue to...love. 

I'm not speaking of romantic love but a pure, heart felt love for the human condition.

Life will always show up. People will always reveal their TRUTH in action. So Love.  Continue to aspire for greatest. Continue to be compassionate.  Continue to allow the power of the Holy Spirit flow through you and guide you to the next levels of greatest to honor the Creator.  In all things, be humble for we all have been created with purpose. We are all Stars. We are all worthy. Never mistreat another soul but if you do, return with apology asking for forgiveness.  If you've been harmed, forgive. Let go of the hurt and in turn release it back to God and move forward in Love.

We've been given such a powerful gift. Love is greater than all things.

 As my mom would say, love.....love....and then love some more.

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