Hmm...indeed sometimes lies -- and the heart can lie even when thinking truth...even the marriage vow, till death do us part (the priest his own Christian contradiction). No one really knows the deeper nature of the heart. Does it start with a beat of flesh? Or its own spiritual continuance possessing form whatever? Time will less tell than Heaven and Hell.
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People were really created primarily for love. We make too much else out of ourselves.
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Fear consumes – impoverishes the soul
and spirit, erases love; leaving a blank slate
behind for evil to emblazon its worthless
hallmark. Some blood and pen can give one
fame and imagined security – but not a drip of
priceless love.
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Marvelous how water can bend, break, flow around something and then be whole again....
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Don't try to become the best,
Always try to become better which allows you to explore the latent part of your personality to achieve remarkable heights in your life.
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He, who is smart and disciplined, can be good at anything. April 2026.
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Beware of what the eyes can see, what the flesh can feel. March 2026.
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My enemy, simply, is that which keeps me from the marriage between that which awaits redemption and who is to be delivered.
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Sometimes reactions are smarter than thoughts.
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It´s not about having stenght, but know how and where to apply it. March 2026.
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Without humility, acts mean nothing. March 2026.
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“He who tendeth first the hearth of his own soul,
doth rend the veil 'twixt self and all,
and in that silent concord, mercy ascendeth
as river, flame, and marrow through the bones of the world.”
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I´m smart enough to understand it, but wise enough to disagree with it. February 2026.
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It amazes me how so many smart people are so dumb!
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When summarizing something difficult, more accurate, more concise, more widely understandable: pick any two.
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Let the weak fear the noise my heart beats in blast beats, and my soul marches to the sound of amplified rebellion.
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"If we don't use a brain to evolve our hearts, we'll be those smart parts of another bad artform."
From: 'The Shark That Seen It All'
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"Mary gets all the flowers."
(and it's worth repeating)
/// 2025-12-12
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“Self validation is the primary foundation of all creative endeavours.”
©GhairoDanielsQuotes
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This is the difference : the need for religion is primarily the need for Belonging. The need for spirituality is primarily the need for Balance.
©GhairoDanielsQuotes
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Being around with the wrong ones only makes you lonlier. March 2025.
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I've no need to march or demonstrate, I've no need to wave my flag, just to prove to all the doubters, that I am English and proud.
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Too easy clever, too late smart.
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The W's of my life: Worship-Sunday Work-M-F, Writing-When inspiration hits Walmart and Walk Through-er -Saturday
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"You can laugh with and enjoy your wife whether clothed or naked"-Martin Luther
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"Be polite and professional, but stand up for yourself when necessary - default to courtesy while avoiding passivity that enables disrespect. Take the high road, yet address harmful behavior directly and politely, saying 'please don't speak to me that way' or 'those remarks were hurtful and unjustified.' Assume good intent initially, but be firm and fair in establishing your boundaries. Give others the opportunity to recognize and adjust their conduct, promoting mutual respect."
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The quote "home is a place where when you go you are welcome" by Jacob Kobina Ayiah Mensah is a reference to a piece of writing from Providence Lunch by Jacob Kobina Ayiah Mensah published in Unlikely Stories Mark V, in March 6, 2019 at www.unlikelystories.org. It emphasizes the feeling of belonging and being welcomed as a key aspect of what makes a place feel like home, beyond just a physical location.
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Marriage is like beautiful shoes : some who wear them like to show them off even when they pinch terribly. ~Nkwachukwu Ogbuagu
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Each of the four seasons has its peculiar beauty — like the peculiar beauty of each of the four wives married to one man. ~Nkwachukwu Ogbuagu
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Plans for going to Mars and plans for going to wars show that human beings of the 21st century keep advancing speedily — both in alarming technology and alarming stupidity. ~Nkwachukwu Ogbuagu
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