Thursday, July 4, 2013

Keep It Simple

We want and probably at some points need reformulation of what should remain a simple message.  Unfortunately, the outcome is not always beneficial.  The aid in believing takes on the character of an essence.  Practices develop which seem more vital than they should.  Incorporating them, carrying them out and later having to justify them can detract from the basic and very simple message.  In like manner, we complicate our lives which would be better (or of better quality) if less busy and if we would eliminate what only pretends importance.

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