Tagged with 'kindness'

I’m seeking to put together a large group of independent thinkers. This was and still is the hope of my creation of The Church Of Quantum Consciousness. The church is not about dogma, certain books or beliefs. It is about bringing the masses into a fold that allows free thought, acceptance of individual perspective and therefore a Church “in beliefs” that everyone has a path to follow.

To all who will read,

I’m currently a Mason and Descendent of John Adams, yes the president John Adams. I’m also a direct Descendant of general Sharidon of the Union Arm during the civil war. I want to tell you the truth of the masons and this country.

Kindness, Tolerance, and Acceptance are kind of like the Three Musketeers of spiritual protection. Don't ask me which one's Porthos or Athos or Aramis, but suffice to say, you are probably D'Artagnan in that mix (as you'd like to join them). There isn't an assault by any evil Robespierre that these three can't out-maneuver and overcome.

I have been a happy member of Evolver for quite some time now and I absolutely love this community. I am definitely one that dances to the beat of a different drum. I have never been able to accept that which I am simply told to believe. Even though it has caused me to do everything the hard way, I had to find my own path. Evolver was the first place that I felt at home.

This video is a "best of" from The 24 Hours of Kindness events of The Kindness Center in Maine. Founder Michael J.

The world is full of ordinary, wonderful people.

Ever since I learned about Randy Stang in Regina Brett’s Plain Dealer column (www.cleveland.com/brett/blog/index.ssf/2010/02/bay_village_mans_last_wor...) his example of casual grace has helped me see greatness in a new way. Those who bring out the best in themselves have a way of doing that.

A few axioms

"Give without expectation of return"

Lovely axiom. Great to strive for.

But what has that ultimately been perverted to?

Yet, I fear that some have taken advantage of that and turned it to their advantage.

I try to strive to belive that people are good at their very core. I know folks have flaws
we are not perfect. Some are less perfect that others.

Years ago, in the Freshman year of my failed attempt at college, one of the best friends of my life, Pete Riley, introduced me to a movie that I have made a point to watch at least once a year, ever since. That movie is Harvey, starring James Stewart.