@ Man In The Mirror @

Many years ago there was an explorer who went to the wilds of Africa. Among a variety of congenital, he brought two large mirrors. When explorers arrived this put this mirror on the two trees when he was preparing to face exploration. Then he noticed a native came up to one of the mirror with a spear in his hand. The natives began poking the mirror, and eventually make all the moves to kill opponents that he saw in the mirror. Explorers then walked toward the natives and asked him why he crushes the mirror glass. The native replied: "He (the image in the mirror) intends to kill me, so I kill him first."

Explorers explain the indigenous men that is not made for that purpose mirror. Explorers bring this to the mirror the only natives of remaining and showed him to the mirror: how to see if his hair neatly combed, to see if the paint on his face is right and to see how big his muscles now. The native was so impressed when the mirror is able to show the best side of themselves and reflect a man who was friendly.

That's what happened with the millions of people around us. They go through life with the hope of a fight. They expect the battle and that's how they behave. They expect to have enemies and they are so confident with it. They expect to have difficulty, for the government trying to take advantage of their presence, so that the company gave the job lemburan and pay them cheaply. Guess what happened? It really sounded like the most popular shows on TV. They demonstrate fights, arguments and involve the worst characteristics of humans.

  

What type of mirror that you see every morning when seeing the person you see. God gives each of us the power to choose and that includes the world, the people and the results we expect. What you think and see today in the end will be like what would happen to you. This is not a new principle, just that we need to be reminded of now and for the foreseeable future.

For as he thinketh w ithin himself so is he.

What type of mirror that you see every morning when seeing the person you see. God gives each of us the power to choose and that includes the world, the people and the results we expect. What you think and see today in the end will be like what would happen to you. This is not a new principle, just that we need to be reminded of now and for the foreseeable future.

For as he thinketh w ithin himself so is he.