I read something the other day that I’d like to share with
you.
It’s from the book entitled “Power vs. Force” by David R.
Hawkins, M.D., Ph.D.
I believe this singular passage defines a lot of what’s
going on in the world today, especially with ISIS, Al Qaeda, and Boko Haram or
any country, religion, organization or individual who uses force (terror) to
demand allegiance to a particular ideology or belief.
“Power is always associated with
that which supports the significance of life itself. It appeals to that in
human nature which we call noble, in contrast to force, which appeals to that
which we call crass. Power appeals to that which uplifts, dignifies, and
ennobles. Force must always be justified, whereas power requires no
justification. Force is associated with the partial, power with the whole.”
The book is published by Hay House, Inc.
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