Radical Love: Learning to Accept Yourself and Others

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Steve served as the pastor of Flagstaff Christian Fellowship from May, 1992 through his retirement in December, 2018. From 1977-1992 he was the pastor of Lake Gregory Community Church in Crestline, California. He graduated from Dallas Theological Seminary (Th.M., 1976 in Bible exposition) and Califo... More More from this author Published Ngayon na pinatawad na kita sana patawarin mo na rin yung sarili mo. Tsaka sana magkaroon ka ng confidence na pinatawad ka na ng Diyos.” As there is truth, beauty, and goodness in all religious paths, exposure to Islamic insights is an essential component of one's inter-religious reading. I am reading this now for the second time and tagging those passages which speak to me in a distinct way. I am sure that a third reading might cause me to add some tags and remove others. After communicating via mail, Manning sent Dewey-Hagborg hair clippings and two swabs which she placed in a plastic fruit punch bag from the Joint Regional Correctional Facility at Fort Leavenworth. Together, they decided to create two portraits: one to reflect Manning’s female gender, and one gender neutral image intended to demonstrate the reductionism of forensic recognition. Their collaboration materialised as a form of activism, and Dewey-Hagborg was delighted to generate visibility for Manning while subverting algorithmic systems of facial recognition and portraiture. What emerged were two portraits collectively titled Radical Love (2015). They function as a homage to Manning, while also dismantling genetic data as absolute, restating that it is our liberty and right to represent ourselves how we see fit. Probably Chelsea, a series of 30 different portraits of Manning created from DNA analysis in 2017 and exhibited at Fridman Gallery, New York, is an extension of Radical Love. Radical love can contribute to a meaningful life in many different ways. Let’s take a look at how it can manifest in various types of relationships. In Parenting

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Based on real people and real events we’re guided through the story but a completely unreliable narrator. John is a liar, he omits things, forgets to tell you stuff then ‘remembers’ later in the story. But I liked him. I felt sad for him, he falls in love and it consumes him. He makes bad decisions but when we learn about his childhood we can see why he is so flawed. The riddle unravels when viewed alongside the Genealogy. By pairing Nietzsche’s phrase with her compressed movements, Graham situates her “Dance” in the space between warring systems of value where affirmation is needed most. Radical Love is written by actor Zachary Levi. Levi shares his own personal struggles with mental health and how he came to find joy, gratitude, and purpose through his difficult journey. I think this book is a benefit to anyone who is either a fan of Zac's or thinks they are alone in their Mental Health struggle. Like me, the author uses faith in Christ to filter the ‘why’ and ‘how’ of situations. Ironically, like many schooled in Christianity—including myself—there’s a struggle to see how forgiveness in personally traumatic situations fit reality. It’s a story I wish I had heard in my early 20’s.This is such an incredible book. Zachary Levi took the media attention he got while promoting a movie to bring awareness to the fact that he had just gotten out of a wellness center to treat his depression—and this book is an extension of his platform. Radical caring refers to circumstances where individuals apply the concepts of self-love to the broader community, offering commitment and placing unique importance on supporting others who need assistance. Examples of radical caring may include encouraging others to use their voices to rise above oppression or using humor in the face of difficulty to ease someone’s discomfort. What is radical intimacy? There are relatable illustrations of radical love depicted by most major religions in some form or another. From the Judeo-Christian tradition to Islam to Eastern religious practices such as Buddhism, the concept of radical love is encouraged by each. It’s the type of love that’s exemplified in stories about major figures in these religions, too: Abraham of the Old Testament, Jesus of the New Testament, the prophet of the Quran, and Siddhartha of Buddhism. Radical love is the ultimate expression of wholeness and contentment and is thought of by many as the truest form of love in existence. What Radical Love Is Not

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Realizing she wanted to take out the inherent goodness in her heart by forgiving the assailant of her mother five years after, Pie would also face a lot of hesitations. She kept asking God to take over the long and hard process. I still sin and fail Him every day. I realized how can I possibly ask for forgiveness when I cannot forgive and when there’s so much pain and hatred in my heart?” Pie said. LaMothe, Kimerer L. 2006. Nietzsche's Dancers: Isadora Duncan, Martha Graham, and the Revaluation of Christian Values. Palgrave MacMillan. This book is mostly about Zac's experiences and what he learned about himself, but he also shares helpful tips about things that helped him that may be helpful for the reader. Even just describing some of the treatments and therapies he experienced was helpful for me. I too have a horribly mean inner voice and will now be investigating DBT since I didn't know there was a specific therapy for that. Those who are struggling with mental and emotional health issues may find this book helpful either because Zac's tips and suggestions are helpful or because they feel less alone in their struggles. A fine collection of poetry from the Islamic tradition, including such authors as Rumi (of course!), the Qur'an, Hadith, Qudsi, Zol Nun, Hafez, and others. Much of the poetry and excerpts derive from the Sufi mystical tradition. As with any form of poetry, one must read, reflect, then re-read and reflect again.But let’s say that as you’re sitting in your lifeguard tower you see a guy who wronged you terribly. He lied about you and stole your girl friend. Even worse, he caught you alone one night and beat you up, even though you did nothing to provoke him. He goes into the water and is drowning. Would you go to rescue him? I’m conflicted on how I feel towards the protagonist: he was charming and charismatic, he was manipulative and obsessive, he was humorous and witty, and just when you think you’ve got him figured out he drops another “OH I forgot to mention …” (lies by omission might just be worse than outright lies). The command to love our enemy is a command to find our hope and our deepest soul-satisfaction in God and his great reward — his future grace. The key to radical love is faith in future grace. We must be persuaded in the midst of our agony that the love of God is “better than life” (Psalm 63:3). Loving your enemy doesn’t earn you the reward of heaven. Treasuring the reward of heaven empowers you to love your enemy. It’s important to note that radical love in parenting doesn’t mean foregoing discipline or letting children do whatever they want. Helping your kids learn valuable lessons, like how to be kind and responsible, is part of your job as a parent—it just all comes down to how you go about it. If your child hits their sibling, for example, a conditional love approach might focus on how they’re bad for having taken such an action. Unconditional love, on the other hand, might focus on how and why the behavior itself is the issue. Otherwise, the child may learn that they’ll only be loved if they perform perfection and never make mistakes, which may lead to issues later (like a lifetime of crippling anxiety.)

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At first, I thought that this was going to be an interesting exploration of the necessity for “radicals” within challenging societal parameters (for legality and morality aren't always congruent) - if social commentary has one fan, it is me, if it has no fans, I am dead. Don’t get me wrong, many important themes were dissected, albeit through the lens of a capricious narrator: sexuality, gender and race relations to name a few. The text before us is the Mount Everest of Christian behavior. Jesus sets the standard of love as high as it can possibly be set. He says that our love for others must match the love of God Most High, who is kind to ungrateful and evil men (6:35). He not only commands us to love family and friends. Jesus radically requires us to love even enemies who have aggressively hated us, cursed us, and taken what rightfully belongs to us. Jesus’ standard here is so high that many of us may respond as we would to the offer to climb Mount Everest: “No way!” We don’t even want to try, because it seems utterly impossible. Levi takes us through his life long experience with anxiety and depression and how he confronted it and continues to live with it in a way that leaves him less desperate and more fulfilled.I think the Radical Love book is strangely the ultimate mental health book. I had a pretty interesting experience while reading it that I would equate to a psychedelic experience. Obviously no hallucinations, but I could actually feel love pressing on me like it fills the empty spaces of my room. ABS-CBN News worked with Pie for the documentary for two years. And along the process, the project encountered a lot of challenges. They almost did not proceed with it as Pie went through another wringer. Her mind was having a hard time understanding what her heart urged her to do: forgive her mother’s assailant. In a robbery gone awry, Pie’s helpless mother lost her life

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The assailant told the story of his journey of realizing his sin and accepting that he had once done an evil act. It included his cognizance of facing the consequences of it. At first, it didn’t help him, perhaps hardened further by the cruelty and ruthlessness of his deeds seemed like he wasn’t eager to seek forgiveness. The first portraits were a pair called Radical Love. After this, you made Probably Chelsea: 30 portraits of Chelsea, which are all aesthetically different, exhibited in ‘Becoming Resemblance’ at the Fridman Gallery, New York. Looking at them initially you wouldn’t necessarily say they’re reconstructions of the same subject. They show how identity isn’t necessarily fixed to a single outer appearance or prescribed gender.How do we know when to confront? Can a wife confront her abusive husband and yet be loving and submissive? How?