Here’s something, that was shared with this computer, back in 2016…..
When God was creating man, He didn’t exactly create a white or black man. He simply created a man. Its only after man lived on earth, that he chose to take up these yardsticks of who gets to be called black or white!!!
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There’s one funny thing about all this: black or white, we all have red blood flowing through our bodies. The whole fuss about, who gets to be called or seen as black or white, has just never added up with me.
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I believe there was a strong reason as to why God instructed us, duly to LOVE ONE ANOTHER AS WE LOVE OURSELVES, correct? When you love your neighbor, you wouldn’t wish or want anything bad to happen to them, right?
Then, why does your neighbor wish or want bad to happen to you? Something just isn’t adding up, I presume!
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Man’s problem has always been with PERCEPTION…am talking mental, auditory, taste, sight, tactile and emotional. The way we understand or see “things” is largely our biggest fireplace of misunderstandings in this world. I appreciate that we, all, aren’t the same but we can all come to a common ground about this issue of racism. Racism looks and sounds a joke to many global citizens but the realities behind it are beginning to set before our own eyes and world.
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Racism is a cancer of its own that roots from fear in one’s perception and understanding of the world around them. Education has actually offered a clear pathway to ending racism around the world but I guess, one can never have the opportunity of educating the heart, can they?
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I have a simple formula I use to make the world better and it is to love…love…love as much more as I can, with anyone that I come across. Frankly, this formula of mine has never failed me, for love can be intoxicating but “detoxification” from it can be pretty easy as well. I’ve grown up till today, not being physical with other people…as a matter of fact, I’ve only (turned out violent) fought once in my life, back in primary school, with Peter, who had spilt over my basin of water that I had just far-fetched from the tap. It was a one-punch-to-the-damage that got me thinking how I could positively utilise my energy in life.
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One would expect Peter and I to be sworn enemies today but surprisingly, we aren’t. That’s because of the hate-turned-to love mechanism and life that I took up till today. You know somebody very close to me, just told me that I am destined for greater things in life. Problem is, during the moment that this close person of mine told me this, I wasn’t thinking straight and ended up taking more of what I felt like. That’s when I began re-reading my Bible and that’s when I managed to figure out what the greatest commandment meant.
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Blinding, ill-motivating and non-rewarding is racism to human nature. Your neighbor on the bus is somebody of a different color but at that time, you’re faced with severe hemorrhage and the first aider has to be your “presumed enemy”: what would be your next course of action? Would you think it wise to accept bleeding to death? How about “decreeing” against getting help from anyone on the bus, assuming most of its occupants are those of the different race? Would your personality change with your course of action? Who else would be in support of your course of action?
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The lowest energies on earth are sadness and depression, do we agree on this? The highest energies on earth are joy and love, how many actually agree on this? You need to ask yourself this one question…when God was creating man, was He high on a low energy or a high energy? As you view your fellow human as a person of another colour, keep in mind these energies and what they carry with them. One of them is bound to bind you to a given form or way of living your life!!! I do certainly hope that’s the way you want to go in life (yours).
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#RacismIsSomethingWeLearn…… #NoOneIsBornRacist
Racism is Racism, and still happening 200%.
But we can all try to erase it or ignore it or continue to support it.
Which is which??? Don’t forget we’re are humans
Hhhhmmmmmm…..sadly so, Mooh ! ?❤️?
When God was creating man, He didn’t exactly create a white or black man… just loved this line … your posts are so inspiring with so much positivity… I am really glad that I got to connect with your blog… keep posting these amazing posts… ???
???? I will, honey, definitely! #Positivity, all the way! ?❤️?
That’s really awesome…and sweet too! ?
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Very true!
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Racism is something I don’t understand. I loved this line “Blinding, ill-motivating and non-rewarding is racism to human nature.” I agree with you on this. I believe we are better off spending time trying to find the common threads that bind us together as a race than hating each other’s guts just because we look different.
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But wanna input on few general things, The website style and design is perfect, the subject matter is really superb : D.
Aaaahhhhhh…..thank you, Bobbie, for appreciating. Means a lot!
Nobody’s born with racism people are thought to be racist or had the bad example of racism. Sometimes is a low-key racism, sometimes we have to be aware of what we are teaching our children. We have to show them to be kind and not to see others as the color of their skin but as what they are ,people.
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“Racism is cancer”
I totally agree with this statement. Racism is fear. Fear of what we do not understand. People do not understand each other and that is why they fear each other.
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I am good to myself. I am not mean and I don’t poke and prod at the negatives in my life or my negative attributes. I treat myself like I would my best friend, because I am my own best friend.
???? aaaaahhhh! That’s lovely of you.
I couldn’t agree more with this beautiful post! We are all pink and stinky on the inside. The world now, more than ever, needs more unity and love! xoxo!
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I’m an Asian man. And I used to live in Canada for a while, where many people look at me as a yellow man.
I can feel about racism and how it’s hard to live with that.
Thanks for an inspiring post! This is so great!
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2020 is the year that racism should be eradicated. We are one. Human Beings. Love and care for one another.
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yes, agree with comments above ”He didn’t exactly create a white or black man” it’s so importan words. but the real life is hard and people do weird things even this question is very important, but we still have a lot of people that has another opinion…
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Great thoughts on so many things! It was nice to read your different points. It is sad that racism is so prevalent.
Thanks for sharing and I feel positive energy. We have to stop any discrimination and we need to create a better world to live in. – Knycx Journeying
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i love this post!!! right on. i loved it so much i had to RT it on twitter. bless you.
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It’s sad that discrimination still occurs, be it race, sexuality, beliefs or another characteristic.
We all need to respect each other and no use hate
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I love all of the positivity from your post! God never meant for people to see color
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Totally agree with your post and absolutely love the positive mindset. God created man and yet us humans created racism and discrimination instead. I taught my kids to be open-minded and never discriminate against other people.
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