A Day in a Life: Don't. I mean, don't

[Nabulod laeng ti ladawan a naaramat]

A Day in a Life:
DON'T. I MEAN, DON'T
06 Jan 2017

In this earth, in this crowded world of human, many of us need to realize that everyone is not obligated to think like you think, look like you look, act the way you act, or believe what you believe. 

Some of us even very serious attending church [of their own choices]. Some think that when they go to church, they're very clean person when they come out from that religious groups they attended. They thought, [in the eyes of the people] their souls cleanse from sins because of what they're doing [or they just love to do it without a purpose, or prove to people that they're devoted or serious or simply show up so that people may respect them]. 

But not. After all, it's only a camouflage. They want to hide something from people what people want to know from them. 

Sometimes, when we put our focus on how others don't "look" like us, the fact, we rob ourselves of the ability to love them as we are commanded to do as the bible says. People of hyprocrite, don't go to church when you cannot carry what you learn from the inside to the outside!

And some people think, they're the king and queen. They love or like to see people bow to them whenever they met them. Beware!

Some people even very quiet at all but the fact, they're very dangerous. They stab your back whenever they have chances to do it. That's why, sometimes, we have to practice trust no one- even your close friends to the closest allies in life.

So, don't love what you can't trust. Don't hate what you can't have. Don't say what you can't show. Don't judge what you don't know.

Yes, don't. I mean, don't. Period...