Tag Page SelfReflection

Faith was never meant to be a weapon, a measuring stick, or a license to dehumanize others. At its core, Christianity was built on compassion, humility, and restraint, not superiority or cruelty dressed up as righteousness. History shows us what happens when belief turns inward and self-serving. Harm gets justified. Empathy gets replaced with judgment. And people start confusing personal bias with divine instruction. That is not faith evolving, that is ego taking the wheel. If a belief system hardens your heart instead of softening it, something has gone off course. True faith should challenge us to be better, not give us permission to be worse. It should call us inward before pointing outward. Anything else is just self-worship with religious language layered on top. #FaithAndCompassion #ThoughtfulBelief #SelfReflection #SpiritualGrowth #LataraSpeaksTruth

When old loves linger in a happy marriage

Even in a fulfilling marriage, memories of a first love can unexpectedly resurface and stir up emotions you thought were long gone. One man recently shared how thoughts of his first wife keep popping up, despite being happily married for years. An advice columnist suggested that instead of pushing these memories away, it might help to ask what they’re trying to tell you. Sometimes, it’s not about unresolved feelings for a person, but about understanding yourself and your journey. Have you ever found yourself unexpectedly haunted by the past, even when you’re content with your present? Let’s talk about how we deal with memories that refuse to leave. #Relationships #relationships #selfreflection