Note to James: Jesus paid a lot of attention to the eyes, and james, you need to do more of the same. a lesson I've taken from that is to be very careful what I set my eye on and avoid things getting my visual attention that would be counter to the spirit that is holy. why? Like everything I do, collective joyful life But another meaning just hit me. Something gets triggered ...

 

Note to James: Jesus paid a lot of attention to the eyes, and james, you need to do more of the same.

a lesson I've taken from that is to be very careful what I set my eye on and avoid things getting my visual attention that would be counter to the spirit that is holy.  why? Like everything I do, collective joyful life

But another meaning just hit me.

Something gets triggered

when 2 people are looking each other in the eye, something gets triggered zero  I think it's the soul and it tends to arouse the spirit that is holy Spirit, it raises the stakes, responsibility, conscience, accountability, morality. It increases the odds that those come into the equation for what is said or not said, what is heard or not heard.

At the unproven prospect that we've been singled out by the huge pilot Town pump truck stop chain, don't let that guy plug in, unproven, how can you have such a policy, what will you tell your children? 

And then what I just mentioned hit me, that insight.

The thought as long been active for me first of all in my own life, if I don't do this, if I don't stand against corruption, or, selfishness, global incineration, what would I tell my children but but this morning it occurred to me, no James, we've proven that were comfortable in figuring out what we would tell our children. 

So for now on from James it is is, what would we look our children in the eye well explaining about our behavior today? 

Voice typing while cycling, hopefully not too many errors.