FOOD FOR THOUGHT
(Food for thought: something that warrants serious consideration). Bottom line: everyone should evaluate their own selves. It is easier to see other people’s wrongs than to see one’s own. No one is perfect yet some people project a perfect image until their blunders are pointed out then they use the no one is perfect card as a cop out. Sometimes people deflect and put the spotlight on the blunders of others and away from theirs. Authentic communication, companions and communities require authenticity in motive not perfection in performance or outward/visible actions or words. Subtle sabotage is a thing with the sad reality of false friends. Better a true foe than a false friend. The worse enemy is a false friend. Just as, better a true sinner than a false saint. Not everyone will believe in us. But one should be true to oneself, listen to and assess oneself in thought, word and deed. One must not ignore the promptings of their intuition, gut feeling, hunches or premonition. We’re