They are all valid - Julius Fann, Jr

Every action demand an initiative that, in turn, demand a reaction - jufa

Most people I've encountered during my life believe their birth, life, living and death is predetermined. That everything was planned to go this way because it's God's will or that way because of natural selection. When looking back over my life, I've found every action demand an initiative that, in turn, demand a reaction.

Justification for either is not always promptly noted and may not directly affect the one who initiated cause. Yet, it does affect spirits association linking with mother, father, wife, or children. Nothing just happens in life for life is the order of continuous rhythm of essence. But what has no substance or essence does not exist in speres of creation's intent without a spirit of cause or effect.

For there to be a response to anything, there must be a wavelength to communicate a cause of projection outtake, intake connected by one's spirits of release and acceptance. Everything happens, therefore, in original justified form of cause of one's vibration and rhythm established by patterns of thinking and one's background and membership within the band life expresses by the rhythm of projected substance and essence sheet music written in ownership of thinking and released thoughts.

The extent to which one's vibration impacts a person is often underestimated. But true to the code of abstract inevitability that blankets the musicians, poets, and painters covered when belting out sounds through instruments, poets in actions of prose and poem, and painters through images. Visions placed on canvases, parchment seen from the mind's eye, must become aligned with the Spirit of the music, words of volume, and artwork which have been embraced.

Going one step further. Regardless of how we look at it, we are individually the writing and singing and drawing or playing the instrument of the art. of our lives. Art evokes a response from an observer and listener. It cannot be the same response in anyone else as that of the artist who projected their abstractedness int the atmosphere between the arc of birth and death. Every individual is justly entitled to whatever response one receives returned to them from their displayed work. My response to Van Gogh's Starry Night might be different from yours and from Van Gogh's but there is no proper response. They are all valid.

Never give power to anything a person believes is their source of strength - jufa