Greetings Dear Reader,
We transact
daily. It is what we do as humans. We do so for ill or for good. We are either good to each other or we
fail. It is in the analysis of our
transactions, for good or ill that we learn how to better transact with our
fellow travelers.
The rub comes when
we fail to learn. It is our choice to
continue in bad transactions that bring us grief, pain, and robs us of
joy. The bad transactions devour our
energy and consume our time. They take
away our opportunities except the opportunity to learn.
As we journey, it
is our obligation to transact well with others.
We are supposed to make love the engine of all our transactions. It comes down to this: there are no secular
issues. There are no transactions that
do not involve our obligation to love the Father and to show our love for him
by treating each other well. We,
however, treat some transactions as if they do not involve the Father. This is never true.
I cannot divide
business, leisure, or travel from my obligation to love everyone equally in
thought and action. I cannot travel
without transacting with others. I must
treat every transaction as a divine appointment wherein I demonstrate my love
of those with whom I transact. It is
when the other party does this as well that the veil grows thinner and Christ
can be more easily seen.
As we are going
then, let us analyze our transactions to see if we are doing so in love Dear
Reader. I know that I must show love for
you and I hope I am faithful in doing so.
I must also be vigilant to analyze my actions to see who they
serve. If they do not serve Christ, then
I must adjust the transaction to be sure that it does. There is no law against loving others.
Wishing you joy in
the journey,
Aramis Thorn
Mat 13:52 So Jesus
said to them, "That is why every writer who has become a disciple of
Christ’s rule of the universe is like a homeowner. He liberally hands out new
and old things from his great treasure store.”
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Contacts for Aramis
Thorn:
Bookings: aramisthorn@aramisthorn.com
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