DavidBrayboy Time is sacred and in its sacredness we are dealing with what is of the unknown. Settle your differences with? everyone - June 14, 2010 add/view comments (0)

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I am a simple man who is a writer and an inspirational speaker who is serious and yet understand the vitality of laughter and dedication. I understand that taking things slowly is the best for any potential relationship. The principle of friendship must be established in order for to have anything else with meaning. If there cannot be a friendship that is respected between just the person to whom I am with and myself, if she is not able to make up her own mind for herself, then it is pointless to go any further and into anything else because of the lack of respect. And respect is the main factor of life. I find that the worse is not those who are only deceived by darkness posing as light, but the misunderstanding of darkness and themselves trying to defend darkness with the implication of saying they are defending truth/light against darkness from something structured by the enemy of God. It reveals that they have allowed themselves to find a sense of peace in the midst of confusion because of some need of self-worship because of having a state of internal insecurity imbued within them at some point in their walk. I tell people that we should never "Agree to disagree." We should always humble ourselves so that the facts can be revealed that will unite us all upon one truth. To agree to disagree is to imply that we are agreeing to discord, conflict and chaos for the future. So it is nothing but a re-enforcement of the disagreement; "You go your way and I will go mines" has nothing to do with peace and reason because these ways have never been in harmony with our true nature. They are just belief systems, theologies etc and they do nothing but separate people. It is holding on to darkness after someone has separated you from the love of The Creator who created the friendship from the root; and that enemy, has forever been religion in accompanied with past experiences that one has never resolved completely in truth. Letting go, without resolving things. They counted it all joy, deceiving themselves with these pointless religious platitudes, when it is never joy to let go without resolving the problem and identifying the problem. But, if you have become a slave to doctrine, then you are lost as well as enslaved. And there is not a more pathetic slave than one who lives inside of a prison and is yet lost and can't see the cage he or she is in. I like the principle of reasoning until the Truth reveals itself. It takes a great quality of humility inside to take that journey to its end. I learned that when I was searching for the truth, I had already had a preconception of what truth was and so I was simply seeking what i had already known, but just said in a different manner. When the truth reveals itself, it is always new and liberating from understandings in which we thought were to be truths. It births us out of the cocoon of theories, preconditions, suppositions and fixed points that are designed to limit and therefore enslave us. They are placed before us after an environment has been created in which causes us stress, insecurity and frustration as a barrier of opposition to prevent us from reaching the facts and then we run to these religions led by these wicked people who have a desire to be more than they are, feeling as though they are adding to themselves, when they are just taking from themselves essential vitalities. Frustration is often used by the enemy because it forces us to give up when it recognize that we lack focus, patience and integrity. Frustration's intention is to force us to stop and not stay in humility until understanding is revealed. But, if the enemy wants us to give up, then it implies that he is in danger of soon getting exposed and we must press on diligently. As long as we allow the enemy to keep us in the cage of religion, then freedom is not a reality, but will forever be an idea. Freedom is at the beginning, not the end. Religion teaches otherwise. David