We all change over time, even parts of ourselves and our perception or reality that we thought indelible. Myself, my very nature, is variable, as I’ve learned to my pain, learned to such pain that I’ve been searching for years for the unchangeable, for the firm and reliable. For who I am. And part of that answer came to me today. As with most my
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I seriously wish I had something better to say for your in depth & well thought out blog...
*hugs* sorry ^^()
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Clear your head.
Read II Cor 12:7-10.
Then, let it simmer for a while on your head, before you get up and do anything else.
It literally saved my life; at a time when I despised who I was and was ready to end it, God spoke this verse to me. It has carried me through much, and taught me much about myself, about others, and how to minister.
Oh, yeah, and when you're done, call me. I'll be at Moorcat's today, but my phone will be with me. You can get my number (or any other contact info) here.
-=TK
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*hugs* Great to hear from yah!
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And I am still up, though I'm going to run downstairs for a few minutes to find some food, then I'll be here folding laundry for the next couple hours.
-=TK
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People often say that this or that person has not yet found himself. But, the self is not something one finds, it is something one creates.
- Thomas Szasz
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I'd argue with Tom, there...I agree that we do (or at least it should be us) create much of ourselves, but there are some parts that are hard-wired in, and when all else falls away, they are the very definition of who we are. And usually there are much less of these absolutes than we think.
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