When you believe in something, believe it!
If your experiences have led you to understand certain things in a particular way, stand firm on what your experiences have taught you.
As you move forward, more experiences will bring you greater clarity.
As your experiences bring you greater clarity, your vision will be enhanced.
Enhanced vision will guide you in the right direction.
As you move from experience to experience, draw on your own inner strength.
Avoid the temptation to doubt yourself when other people can't see or don't understand what you are saying or feeling.
The key is to be willing to go for what you know, when you know it, with or without the company of others.
Sometimes that's a very lonely place to find yourself.
BE there anyway.
It's worth it.
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"The key is to be willing to go for what you know, when you know it, with or without the company of others.
Sometimes that's a very lonely place to find yourself.
BE there anyway.
It's worth it."
BRA-VA!
And you're right, sometimes that's a very lonely place to find yourself, but it's worth it!
Thanks for sharing this wonderful reminder, dear lady!
(((( Mel )))))
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I hesitate over this one. Simply because some peoples' experiences will have taught them to understand that 'all men are bastards' or that 'all Americans kill muslims' or that 'all white people are stupid' that' all women lie' or even, God forgive us, that 'all non-white people are lazy'. And some people are sure they 'know' things which in fact they have never experienced. And some people believe things which I just don't want them to be allowed to believe - see above!
Perhaps what this means is 'don't let other people shake your knowledge or your faith because you should only base those on your own honest observations and experiences.
And that's only generalising about other people! When it comes to my own knowledge and faith I can't begin to count the errors I've made because I tought I knew something or believed something and found myself wrong.
On the other hand I suspect that you have more experiences and more discrimintaion in drawing on them than I have. So if you 'knew' something, I'd tend to trust you!
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