Once my spiritual eye began to open, I then began becoming rather frustrated towards our local soup kitchen that I had spent many years managing on Saturday mornings. The other members of The Board of Directors insisted that the clients were required to hear religious propaganda before food was served. Most of the clients had grown up in the church, therefore, understood that religious dogma is part of a control matrix that many of them were trying to avoid.
However, I resigned myself to the fact that my homeless family members needed to eat, and if they had to listen to the propaganda, it was a small price to pay, as alignment with such is a choice, not of words, but rather of heart.
Service to others is service to self;
When we fully comprehend that we are all one in The One, we then realize that what we do for the least of these, we do for all.
We may suggest, however allow others choice, as this is "The Lord's Will" done on earth as it is in heaven.
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