More or less?

Life i beleive...yet cant always see.? Is more than
Physicalitys.'
There's infraction, reaction good and evil in action.'
Its hard to press, against the tide..The wall of doubt
The falseness inside' it steals.' In hidden repitiore i hear
So many shugard lies..And also there's a love? that hides.! Because of fear
I've seen them bend (the minds and spirits) too true.!
My friends, some random courage..' Thats what I need!
To see to know.? To ausauge for real' and Jesus knows
On Him I'll call..In this broken hour as burdens fall, let it be
So' though in 
Myriad ammount.' by thought and message? by emotive bouts'
I'll let it go, and take His yoke' its better than the worlds old wearied
Trope.. that always tells you, you must cope..! With raging abnormalitys; that Bids you with darkness, and much destruction.. To be at ease.?
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DiMino Avatar
June 30, 2024 at 9:53 AM
Of course, don't take my word folks, please do your own research. Research. Research. And never stop researching. The transitory is our physical. Constantly changing. The eternal is spirit. Behind all physical manifestation are spiritual archetypes. Spirit is the unchangeable, immortal~ basic substance. God's body is creation. One can willfully leave God, sinfully, imagine separation -- but not really. Don't be Devil deceived. God is also a body of law. Thank you, Joe. Blessings.
Maverick Avatar
July 1, 2024 at 11:00 AM
Hello again dear friend..I do have Others I am sure? Well maybe Not? fickleness is part of existence in all of us none perfect i think in striving ( 'we get close') however.!
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