Education In Life

Judeo-Christian values are dreams our great nation, the United States of America, was founded upon. I support these principled values. Throughout the history of America and the practicing values in the lives of the great founding fathers of our “U.S. Constitution”, each must conclude that these men obtained their “Wisdom” from God above. Each, who has any interest in US History, should study and really learn our founding father’s writings, by pages, and literally by each sentence; maybe, by each phrase. Entering life, most of us are endowed by God the senses of seeing, hearing, smelling, tasting, and feeling. These senses are a part of learning in life used of what I usually refer to as our “everyday’’ education. As a newborn, we learn the love by seeing, hearing, smelling, tasting, and feeling from our loved ones, our families, natural and/or adopted. We learn things as simple as when an object is dropped, by the science of gravity, the object falls to the floor, ground, etc. We go throughout life continuing to learn from our God-given senses. As we develop a little older, we enter into our “intelligence” education through our elementary and/or grammar schools, high schools, our colleges and universities, and/or perhaps other specialty schools. While each and all of these forms of learning in life are very important, we have every opportunity to expand by entering into the “Wisdom” education. Each must remember, “Wisdom” is a form of education, which comes only from our “God” above. “Wisdom” also has a history from Old English Law, which is just good old “common sense”. Each one of us has the opportunity to learn, to receive, to share, and to practice “Wisdom”. To do so, each must “Humble” himself/herself before God, discover our Holy Bible, read it, get to know it, practice it, and live your own life by the Biblical teachings. Remember, when you are not humble, you are more likely to tumble. In sharing your knowledge with others, follow the “K.I.S.S.” system (Keep It Simple Stupid) and maintain the good old “common sense” approach. Another old saying is: “People don’t care how much you know, until they know how much you care”! As an added written example of “Wisdom”, read and really study, by phrase, a document as simple as our “Pledge of Allegiance”. Almost all know these words. However, have you studied the real meaning in each word, each phrase, each entire sentence, and the entire masterpiece itself? While we fail our own expectations almost daily and throughout life, it is imperative for each of us to make every effort to improve ourselves, keeping our life wholesome and pure. We must follow our own life the same as if we were being watched by our Father, because He is. He is also watching over each and every one of us. As you climb the ladder in life, it is easier to fall off the rung than to climb to the top.