Marching while standing still - Julius Fann, Jr

Everything that irritates us about others can lead us to an understanding of ourselves." -Carl Jung

An intellect, psychologist, devout religious person, atheist, or philosopher always depends on their concepts, idealistic determinative goals of being abstract logical thinkers. These individuals and occupations they have choices should be for more than Fianacial stability and security, and more of a guide to life and an integral aspect enriching living.

An intellect is not someone who holds a PhD or possesses degrees in various physical or mental skill-based occupations that claim low or high authority on a subject. Such individuals deserve recognition for their learning, but the ability to mentally retain book knowledge doesn’t always mean that this learning is applicable in real-life situations where moral and spiritual integrity are required, such as moments of saying, "Yes, I can," or, "I’m not sure if I can."

"Les Misérables" by Victor Hugo comes to mind here, with its two characters�"one strictly adhering to the law and the other embodying compassion through life's experiences�"highlighting how one must adapt to the gift of blessed freedom bestowed upon them. The blessed or the miserable must always be aware some peace is always alive in consciousness and obtained and held for "Le Miserable" is evermore on their coattail.

Each individual character in this story was true to themselves. However, one will die by his own will and self-condemnation, "Le Miserable", confused about why the compassion of the one being pursued caused him such torment.

Always individuals lived a life of rebelling within themself. They looked to the heavens in amazement and wondered how everything is held in order and chaos abound in visible view and mental constitution?

Three score and some odd years their living showed them it is endlessly rotating. That everything changes structurally in mind second by second in every thought. That memories and time do not change the structure of life's order of loyalty to itself.

In the arc of people's living between birth and death there is always the quest of apprehension. This quest cannot be found from another person's ideology, concepts, philosophy, belief, or learning for no one or you have right to birthright possibility. Others do not appreciate determination expressed. They look upon it as self-righteous pride, and see you as though you still believe that dead s**t of 25yrs ago? People waste 25yrs of living and going forward by marching while standing still.

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