Love 2

In this blog, we need to look back and discuss that we overlooked in previous posts. We said that everything has an opposite, but we didn't talk about that in relation to our previous chats about our gifts. Today, we'll

For example, in faith, you either believe or you don't. In other things, it's about whether you can or can't, will or won't, have or don't have. This stimulated a reminder of the Universal Teaching "use what you have, and more will be given; don't use it, and you will lose it." This teaching is from the story in the Bible where a

master gave his servants talents of gold before going on a journey (Matthew 25:15 to 28, KJV). It is worth reading, and what follows, to see how this applies to the self.

This idea applies to many other topics we've talked about. Let's also think about the mind like a muscle. When you use it to explore, question, and seek answers, it becomes stronger. But if you don't use it, it can become weak, like a placid muscle, which might be why some older people face memory problems like dementia and senility. The food we eat can also affect these issues, like Alzheimer’s and dementia. The new thinking in medical circles is that dementia is another result of diabetes.