embrace positivity

I recently watched a movie entitled Mooz-Lum starring Evan Ross and Nia Long. The synopsis is an Islamic child/young adult that is conflicted with his faith and identity and gets tested when September 11 happens . This movie is so great but it outraged me. People discriminated against people of Islamic faith, not on purpose but to make a point. One scene that made me very livid was when the sister and friend of Evan Ross got terrorize on a college campus because the people that were terrorizing them thought they were part of the extremist attacks. What made me more mad was that the fact was this is our society. We need to stop blaming a whole religious organization/ group for only a few people's actions. We need to do more than this, we need to have peace among the nations. If we can't get along with people who have different religions, how can we establish peace? We need to be peaceful and kind to ourselves before we can spread peace and kindness to others. For example, the 

Love everybody, each and everyday. Love is associated with forgiveness. People say forgive others because it will give you peace and it will release many burdens off your shoulders. This is so true but I forgive and love because it is what God wants me to do. This is God's will. I love hard and I will continue to love hard until I'm dead and gone.  My friends say that "good guys finish last" but that's not true. Gentlemen always will be first, it might not seem likely now because a lot of girls want bad boys. Those bad boys treat girls bad though so I don't understand their logic at all. Girls in general need loving in their life, no matter what they did in the past to you or whoever they pretend to be because of their insecurities. Not all girls though . I think the only true way to Love is through God. He can teach you to Love yourself and Love others. He taught me and still is teaching me how to Love. Love doesn't happen overnight but it will tak

Be open minded. Don't be close minded. Having an open will let you experience change that you haven't felt or been exposed to you yet. I always felt like I had an open mind but when I started traveling I had a better open mind.  I traveled to England, Israel and India and when I traveled to those destinations I got enlightened in many ways. In England, I repelled down a castle and when I was doing it, everybody was cheering me on and all of the bad thoughts about me having Joubert Syndrome got extracted away from my mind. When I was in Israel, I went to the Wailing Wall. The concept of the wall is to put notes in the stones of the wall so God can read them. I put a note in there and I wrote "heal the world." After that, I prayed to God about me having Joubert Syndrome and how it was the best thing that happened to me because a lot of people have worse disabilities. When I was in India, I saw all of this poverty. We went through the countryside and I saw all of these p