Scarlet Mirror Activity
1. Think of something that happened that inspired you to do something. What was it and what did you do with the inspiration?
2. Make a note of some of the rules and principles that you would love to break if there were no obvious consequences.
3. Think of a time when your enthusiasm was misdirected and got you into hot water.
4. Did you take responsibility for your misdirected enthusiasm or did you blame someone else for not seeing that you were only trying to do something good?
Be Tolerant of Others
“Resolve to be tender with the young, compassionate with the aged, sympathetic with the striving and tolerant with the weak and wrong. Sometime in your life, you will have been all of these.” ― Gautama Buddha
A lack of tolerance is the first sign of an
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Don’t confuse it with selling your soul or with real submission. We use fluidity because it increases our supremacy.
Adam and Eve's Children When Adam and Eve were driven out of paradise, they built a house for themselves on barren ground. Adam dug up the land and Eve spun. Every year Eve brought a child into the world and each child was unlike any of the others. Some were pretty, some clever, some naughty, some ugly and some were dumb too, some were fat, some thin, some strong and some weak.
After a considerable time had gone by, God sent an angel to Adam and Eve to announce that he was coming to inspect their household. Eve, delighted that the Lord should be so gracious, cleaned her house, filled it with flowers, and scattered petals all around the floor. Then she brought her children in, but only the ones that she thought were beautiful and clever. She washed and bathed them, combed their hair, put clean clothes on them, and told them to behave themselves in the presence of the Lord. She told them that they were to bow down before him, hold out their hands, and answer his questions modestly and