Kindred,
Even Jesus said that there will always be the poor in
the world.
But it does not mean we let the poor suffer or not create
as many opportunities as possible for people to better themselves and their
family.
The human condition is a part of life. Whether rich or poor, we are subject to similar
constraints in health, in mind, in heart and in the soul.
There are no ways to go through life without ups and
downs, and eventually we all die.
Whether an event is sad, tragic or celebratory, it is
how we deal with it that define our character and life.
Some deal with their situation in life by hate or blame.
These haters hate another group for taking away jobs
that they imagine would have been theirs without betterment of themselves or without
innovating and creating new industries and products that actually create the
jobs.
Will hate come up with cures for cancer or disease?
Will hate improve the quality of life?
Will hate come up with any kind of productive solutions
in understanding or wisdom?
There are many reasons why Jesus taught us not to
hate, but to love with humility and compassion.
It is for the love for humanity that Jesus died for us.
It is through the love of humanity that we have the
passion to serve and be inspired to come up with creative innovations for
betterment of the world and humankind.
As stewards of the earth, we are called to serve the
Lord and everybody with love, not hate.
