Holding Standards
Dear self,
Shared standards against
hypocrisy and disappointment
To hold others to a standard, but excuse yourself for convenience or gratification is hypocrisy.
You get no where and your word means nothing to others.
To hold yourself to a standard, but excuse others for their convenience or gratification is disillusionment.
Despite your own development and reputation, you are alone and everyone is a disappointment.
To hold others to a standard, and hold it to yourself with vigor is honorable, and holds the opportunity for shared burden, success, and good company.
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Letters to Self is a conveying of divinely inspired observations of my own human condition, or spiritual nudges, as I refer to them.
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These nudges begin as a gift of understanding, yet they are unexplainable. To make them coherent, I must take this unspoken wisdom and define it in human language, so that I may better head it, but also share it.
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