There
are several great people in my life. First, my Dad. Two years ago
next Wednesday, my Dad passed on to the beautiful side of the veil.
I've been considering what legacy has my Dad left to me, and what
would he hope for me to teach my children.
My
Dad, has a testimony of Christ, and it is far reaching even beyond
the grave. My Dad didn't live his life here in the way society would
have expected him too. I judged him harshly for that many times.
Being torn between the exemplary life my Dad lead and the life
society taught me was a struggle for me, and sometimes still is. I
was wrong for judging him. He only wants to live his life according
to his beliefs. Sure he would like me, and the rest of his family, to
follow in that belief, wither I do or not doesn't give me the right
to judge him for his life.
Over
the past two years, my Dad has taken so many opportunities to be
apart of my life and continues to teach me how he believes living a
Christ-like life.
I
also look at some of the other people in my life and the examples
they live for me. There are some that are full of venom. Most of the
time, I can stay out of it, although, sometimes I can be venomous
too. Also, there are completely angelic people, that draw me in to
them.
It
is such a great blessing that there are so many different types of
people in my life. I have also been blessed to be able to see these
types of things in people with more vibrancy lately. I'm so thankful
for this gift, because it is helping me develop the people that I
truly am.
I'm
sure like you to there are lots of different types that make up who
you are. I guess it all depends on which parts we foster that grows
stronger and becomes dominate in who we are.
As
I spend time meditating on who I really am. What is my purpose in
life? It is such a great blessing to have all these wonderful people
around me and to be able to observe them. I like to consider
everything about a person, and try to understand what is important to
them. Thanks to everyone for their examples.
Just
so you know, I love you Dad.
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