Tag: compassion

Compassion A Strategy For Survival Or Destruction? What’s Real?

Post author By Sharon Lee Davies-Tight, artist, writer, chef
Post date November 16, 2020
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Don’t ask for compassion from others unless you’re ready to show compassion to those whom you ask. Most people don’t want to feel another’s pain unless it’s in a movie and isn’t real. Why inflict your pain onto another? If you’re suffering and need another’s help, then say so. Don’t accuse the one you’re asking […]

Tags ANIMALS, calm, compassion, confidence, courage, humans, survival, TERRORISM

ABUSE AGE STRATEGIC

The Compassionate Band-Aid Strategy

Post author By Sharon Lee Davies-Tight, artist, writer, chef
Post date February 3, 2019
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Using children as tools to commit crimes or as tools to make more money isn’t new. Years ago people had large families, so the children grew up tending the fields and working the farms – being trained early in the execution of their ‘chores’. When factories came along, they were the first in line. ‘Imagine […]

Tags border wall, catholic church, child labor, compassion, pity, south of the border

HUSTLE

Why Do Humans Need It?

Post author By Sharon Lee Davies-Tight, artist, writer, chef
Post date November 24, 2018
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I’ve no patience for pity-seekers. Pity-seeking is a hustle. It’s a lazy method of getting what you want, without much effort to obtain it.

Tags compassion, HUSTLE, patience, pity

MADE IN BRAZIL I, Sharon, retired my gun over ten years ago. Sold it actually, for the same amount I paid for it. $100.00. I'm not a gun person. Nor was I ever comfortable with it. It took too much of my thinking space and since I didn't carry it with me, I wouldn't have the immediate access required should I need it. Crime usually happens quickly with little time to think. If I ever drew a gun, the intruder or perpetrator could probably grab it from me without much effort. I was curious, given that my father was a tool and process engineer for SAVAGE ARMS most of his life. My curiosity was satisfied. And that was the end of it. I do believe that people have the right to protect themselves from harm by bearing arms in a dangerous world. I'm just not that person who wants that responsibility. Not with a gun. I take other less risky precautions.