June 29, 2006
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It is really not about obeying or disobeying. It is simply about behaving intelligently. Sometimes I have to obey, and sometimes I don’t have to obey. When someone told me to do something, I am given an opportunity to respond. If what is being told is right, then I’ll do it. If it is not right, then I’ll make it clear. I’d bring up my reasons why it is not right. I want to help the person see that what she is asking is going in a wrong direction. But I do it lovingly. I plainly and simply explain the whole thing. Sometimes, the other person finds that I am right and grateful. But most of the time, the other person gives me better reasons than my own reasons. And I am thankful because she has helped me raised my intelligence.
I try to use every opportunity in life for raising my intelligence. It is one way to clean up pollutants (pain and suffering) in the human psyche and on earth. With intelligence, earth can be a heaven; and without intelligence, earth can be a hell to live on.
Comments (6)
And if you are a person born with the inability to ever develop your intelligence beyond a very basic level? Or who has such severe emotional disorders that your ability to deveop will be forever limited?
I’m not disagreeing with what you have written. But I personally struggle with the concept that there are those among us who are so greatly hindered in their ability to live a normal life.
Good going on pointing out the potential error of code violation. One must assume there is an ethical/moral reason a code is written into Public Works. That each code is there for a reason, if not, code needs changing.
Everyday we are becoming more intelligence technological speaking. Maybe someday we will be equal to God …., then who needs God anyway …. hehehe …
I think you and Ron might enjoy the next MingleThis article.
hi sweetie.. i just wanted to say thank you much for always thinking for me. *muah
I will obey! Really!