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I’ve never done this before but this topic has been on my mind for a VERY long time.
This weeks episode of #SpiritualArson pushed me to tweet it.
Props to @JAEbberts and @tannerguzy
Humility, Confidence, and Pride.
#DezNat
This weeks episode of #SpiritualArson pushed me to tweet it.
Props to @JAEbberts and @tannerguzy
Humility, Confidence, and Pride.
#DezNat
In my short few years of being a devout member I’ve noticed the misconception/misinterpretation of these 3 crucial topics.
Culturally we put our false idea of “humility” above all other virtues.
In so doing, we subconsciously limit our own capacities.
Culturally we put our false idea of “humility” above all other virtues.
In so doing, we subconsciously limit our own capacities.
We fear pride MORE than we love humility.
We fear pride so greatly that we see confidence as evil and wrong (which is not true).
To understand pride, we need to better understand TRUE humility.
We fear pride so greatly that we see confidence as evil and wrong (which is not true).
To understand pride, we need to better understand TRUE humility.
I talked briefly today on the #SpiritualArson podcast about this 2 month old bag of granny smith apples in my fridge.
After re-listening to this episode I had some additional thoughts I wish I would have shared during the episode...
open.spotify.com/episode/6Jemmv…
After re-listening to this episode I had some additional thoughts I wish I would have shared during the episode...
open.spotify.com/episode/6Jemmv…
These apples look great. This is part of why we do GMO's in the first place. We can engineer the "perfect" apple, controlling for things like weight, shape, color and shelf life. They then get a beauty treatment of wax and polish to finish the look... 
and after 2 months, they look just as good as when I bought them. But how will they taste? I'm not really willing to find out by biting into one after being in my fridge for so long
