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Manifesto; Why So Many Feel for Those Charged, That Is Easy?
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ISBN13: 9798314409213
Publisher: Independently Published
Published: Mar 17 2025
Pages: 104
Weight: 0.33
Height: 0.22 Width: 6.00 Depth: 9.00
Language: English
Publisher: Independently Published
Published: Mar 17 2025
Pages: 104
Weight: 0.33
Height: 0.22 Width: 6.00 Depth: 9.00
Language: English
I realize what first started us off coming out the wound, is to eat sleep and let nature prepare us for our next move. Then came getting use to what we see all the time when we wake up, help teach us feelings in the ones show feeling towards then. Who learn how to smile, and start to watch things, as we grow so we try to repeat what we see. Then we try to stand and fall, something forces us to try it again, until we get it right.
Once we get to a thinking level, we throw all those good natural sense abilities away, and start allowing all the wrong things comes in our life. We ignore what we feel just to go along because we see everyone doing the same. We learn to take on the nothing important they see act because most not sure in what part of life they should play. Who do not know when to give respect, and when not because their mind has the group personality show when to feel for something, and when not. That locked their mind in as they way they want then to think.
Like for instance, when the president got shot in the ear, and he got up with his fist in the air. The first thing came to my mind by watching that. I said to myself, if he was someone I was challenging, I must have respect for his strength. That I would hate to fight because I know it is not too many strong ones out there in this confused life.
I always was taught about when to give respect, and when not, which time allow me to see. That respect has respect for respect, no matter how much they are on the opposite side, because respect knows when they come across respect, they will set down to listen. If anyone comes around without respect, and never admit their part they done wrong, respect will know things about that person by the things they say out their mouth, who will never trust one easy to be use by disrespectful people that will create things and never admit the things they did to put others in.
I remember clearly when a person told me the person they were with, if they did not introduce them, it was for a reason. Who did not want to be blame if they get close to that person and get burn by their petty ways, or scare ways. I also hear the person the other was talking about said similar things about the person they did not want to introduce.
At no time they said anything good about each other, but had respect for the one they were explaining the situation to. That because whatever one tries to do to disrespect respect it will not come out right. The respectful ones will look at all the things being revealed, and the characters that announcing it, who will study the things they hear that do not fit with the things they heard from respectful ones.
Like for instance, when the president got shot in the ear, and he got up with his fist in the air. The first thing came to my mind by watching that. I said to myself, if he was someone I was challenging, I must have respect for his strength. That I would hate to fight because I know it is not too many strong ones out there in this confused life.
I always was taught about when to give respect, and when not, which time allow me to see. That respect has respect for respect, no matter how much they are on the opposite side, because respect knows when they come across respect, they will set down to listen. If anyone comes around without respect, and never admit their part they done wrong, respect will know things about that person by the things they say out their mouth, who will never trust one easy to be use by disrespectful people that will create things and never admit the things they did to put others in.
I remember clearly when a person told me the person they were with, if they did not introduce them, it was for a reason. Who did not want to be blame if they get close to that person and get burn by their petty ways, or scare ways. I also hear the person the other was talking about said similar things about the person they did not want to introduce.
At no time they said anything good about each other, but had respect for the one they were explaining the situation to. That because whatever one tries to do to disrespect respect it will not come out right. The respectful ones will look at all the things being revealed, and the characters that announcing it, who will study the things they hear that do not fit with the things they heard from respectful ones.
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