
Truth does not waver ever, only our perception does. And it is our moral obligation to align our perceptions with truth so that our gained wisdom can manifest itself as moral right action.
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Everyone, for the most part, is focused on their lives, their enjoyment, and their pleasure gratification. Once you let go of the infatuation and attachment to pleasure, you let room in for more important things to take up the “spiritual” c...
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Truth does not waver ever, only our perception does. And it is our moral obligation to align our perceptions with truth so that our gained wisdom can manifest itself as moral right action. - Lex Naturalis Est Rex -
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