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I WILL NEVER UNDERSTAND….

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There are many things in this world I will never understand. I will never understand bigotry, discrimination and hate. I will never understand those who feel they are at liberty to control others. I will never understand those that criticize and unfairly judge others. I will never understand those that cause pain and suffering to any living being. I will never understand child abuse. I will never understand physical, mental and emotional abuse. I will never understand those that live to create havoc and chaos in the otheheart of rosesrs lives. I will never understand those who create drama and negativity for their own selfish gain and attention. I will never understand the mistreatment and abuse of innocent animals. I will never understand being poor, hungry and homeless in one of the world’s richest nation’s. I will never understand the high cost of medical care and health insurance and allowing those who have no financial assistance to die. I will never understand war whether by religious or political reasoning. I will never understand how there has never been a cure for cancer, aids and all terminal illnesses. I will never understand God’s reasons that people have to die. I will never understand why people are so unreasonable they live to make others lives miserable. I will never understand why we don’t focus on the needs of others and remain selfish. I will never understand when we have the opportunity to say I love you, we don’t. I will never understand why there is no peace in the world. I will never understand why there is no inner peace in me. I will never understand why there is no inner peace in you. I will never understand how people can go through life not appreciating, being thankful for, feeling blessed by and grateful for the life we have been given. These are just a few of my thoughts, questions and greatest fears. Life is short, be good to one another. I love you ♡ David Harrison Levi Beverly Hills, CA

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I’M SORRY….

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Forgiveness 101 … We don’t forgive people because we put our heads in the sand and ignore what’s been done nor are we weak. We forgive because sorry-puppywe are all human, we all make mistakes, we all do things unintentionally that often times hurts others. Our words and actions sometimes tell a different story … That’s when greater understanding is necessary. But when you are angry, bitter and resentful and hold a grudge, it eats away at you like a deadly cancer. Choose your battles wisely! I love you ♡ David Harrison Levi Beverly Hills, CA

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You Just Never Know…..

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Oftentimes, we tend to believe that others in our lives and those we meet must be pretty happy, content and satisfied with their lives. We see them from the outside and unless they confide in us, we don’t really know them, do we? What we fail to realize, is that every one of us with no exception is fighting a battle big or small, we know nothing about. There are many that struggle daily with terminal illness and a great number of health issues, all forms of cancer, depression & bipolar, trying to get through another day fighting alcoholism and drug abuse, putting an end to their smoking, are challenged by their own disabilities and handicaps, dealing with anxiety and stress, fear and worry over the loss of a loved one, a divorce, a death, homelessness, hardship by financial burdens and great responsibility from the care of an elderly parent to the responsibilities of a young child as a single parent. They smile, they are positive and optimistic in spite of it all, rarely giving others an opportunity to see what’s really going on or even a hint that something is wrong. Never look down on anyone, unless you’re willing to lift them up. Be kind to everyone you meet and remember to always have a great respect for those who have every reason to complain and don’t! I salute you! I love you ♡ David Harrison Levi Beverly Hills, CA

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