“The agony of being unable to answer the question of why are we the way we are, divisively instead of cooperatively behaved, has been the particular burden of life. It has been our species' particular affliction or condition — our human condition.” Human NatureHuman ConditionJeremy GriffithUnderstand LifeAgony Of HumanWhy Are We The Way We Are Book:Freedom: The End of the Human Condition Source: Freedom: The End of the Human Condition
“We all have different perspectives to life. We all do take different decisions in life each day based on our convictions. We may take wrong or right decisions knowingly and or unknowingly. We may regard the decisions of others as right or wrong. We may have a right or wrong reasons to judge others. We have a choice to condemn or uplift others regardless of their situation. May we, instead of finding reasons to condemn, find reasons to uplift others.” Helping OthersCondemnationSelf RighteousnessJudging OthersFault FindingWrong DecisionsFault FindersRight DecisionsUplift OthersEncourage SomeoneUnderstand LifeDifferent Ways Of ThinkingReasons To Condemn Others Author:Ernest Agyemang Yeboah
“We all have different perspectives on life. We all do take different decisions in life each day based on our convictions. We may take wrong or right decisions knowingly and or unknowingly. We may regard the decisions of others as right or wrong. We may have a right or wrong reasons to judge others. We have a choice to condemn or uplift others regardless of their situation. May we, instead of finding reasons to condemn, find reasons to uplift others.” Helping OthersCondemnationSelf RighteousnessJudging OthersFault FindingWrong DecisionsFault FindersRight DecisionsUplift OthersEncourage SomeoneUnderstand LifeDifferent Ways Of ThinkingReasons To Condemn Others Author:Ernest Agyemang Yeboah
“As he watched her sleeping, under wretched and insufficient blankets, in the cold nights which swooped down after the panting sun-drenched days, his dry heart blossomed in tenderness. . . . To think that he had once esteemed people because they understood Goossens's music or James Joyce's fiction, because they wore sleek clothes and were clever at the use of forks, because they could set up wooden words as a barricade against roaring life!” LoveLife LessonsImportant ThingsGood PeopleImportant Things In LifeFiguring It OutUnderstand Life Book:Mantrap Source: Mantrap