Tuesday, January 26, 2010

Install Drain Ge Nautilus

Transforming the banality of everyday

"The living is one who gives birth, the joy that comes from sadness, which draws life from death, which draws the light in the heart of darkness. This not by closing our eyes to the suffering ... but by transforming them into a tool for growth, which dresses them in greatness and beauty. " (1)

So nothing is really trivial, because our faith helps us to overcome all, "not to lock ourselves in the absurdity of suffering and our nights ... the difficult passages are ways to cause power resurrection we inherited. "

So there is more great or small things, more than platitudes, everything is transformable chance of passing. What seems absurd, is to the right, but the meaning lies beyond, into the Mystery. He hides a response elusive. The death of Jesus on the cross takes us into his divine life. The passage is through our own death. Then God comes to meet us. Time ends, eternity opens. But I'm not surprised to have resistance to this major shift towards Life that never ends!

(1) Y. Girard

Sunday, January 17, 2010

Holly Willoughby Gallery Fake

Overcoming Violence! Is this possible?

A friend sent me a video on violence in the movements of extremist Islam . Like many, I find it hard to view these images of hell. I'm not inclined to regard this world of absurdity, remembering these words of light Durckheim KG (1): "The man receives the light of sense when he does nothing with his head ... If within darkness of unknowing lost in the nonsense and absurd situations torn or ridicule of his life, he is able to accept the unacceptable, so he can experience another life, and from acceptance of darkness, beyond the sense and nonsense, light shines out. "

It is true that this absurd world is there before our eyes, but there are also else you need to know to look: a world of love coexists in the world of violence, although the media often seems ignore.

Yes, it is possible to overcome violence, but it is a hidden struggle that began humbly at first in all of us. Be happy to have this opportunity: to live all our relationships in sweetness, with each of those around us and a very discreet, plain, but effective and contagious.

My bad and my character defects that are not an obstacle, fortunately, because this is my only way to overcome violence. It is through this humble way I have to start. There are probably other reserved for courageous politicians. As for me, not in this sphere, how humble I can find some happiness and to bring me around. I know the violence will continue to exist, as the wheat continues to grow with the tares, and taught us the Master. It is a great place to Mystery.

God is always hidden in the little things within our reach. Simple prayer, incessant, often in pure faith, arid and silent, we can make it active in us and with us. There are certainly more blessed to see him do so, as defeat the enemy with a powerful army in the clash of arms.

"Come unto me, for I am meek and humble of heart," says the Master. However, non-violence requires a lot of violence against oneself, as noted Gandhi.
(1) Often mentioned in the beginning of this blog in 2006