This Doesn't Apply to Me!
Have you ever been with someone, and you both see a sad situation, and the person you are with says the famous phrase, "There but for the grace of God goes I"? Or, maybe you have said that yourself when you see someone suffering.
Whether you have said it, or someone you were with did, it, doesn't matter. The fact is that phrase is fear-based.
And, if there is fear present, you may find yourself worried about money, your job, or walking faster past a homeless or a disabled person fearing you could "catch" what they have.
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Whether you have said it, or someone you were with did, it, doesn't matter. The fact is that phrase is fear-based.
And, if there is fear present, you may find yourself worried about money, your job, or walking faster past a homeless or a disabled person fearing you could "catch" what they have.
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I agree with you about the Law of Attraction.
I think Black people rely too much on other-power and lack confidence in our self-power. We expect some politician or leader or "god" or someone to rescue us.
White people are the opposite - they are very confident of self-power but don't trust other-power.
We need a balance.
This is just my opinion.