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What do we perceive …

I spent 1st May 2007 watching movies…Frida, Dirty Dancing 1 / 2, Shall We Dance.

One strong message that I could sense is that the world speaks the Cruel Truth of Pain and Agony in many ways but what we perceive in general the glamour and flamboyance. But we ignore the truth depicted that is the human races cry for love and salvation.

Freedom to live life in fullness.

Everyone is longing for this. All are in a pursuit of trying to attain the same progressively by various methods. So-called gurus and teachers, sages and saints have tried and sold various methods and means. All in vain. Only vanity fair is in display with no sign of redemption but only self destruction.

One man said and promised that in HIM we have life – life in fullness. The Nazarene he was, he was ridiculed and crucified. After watching all these movies my reality and understanding of Truth has become more and more clear…Only in Him, with Him and Through Him we have the answer.

Why do we miss this or ignore this often. We tend to dislike the whole idea but we try to be our own savior when the salvation is already available in Him. God The Man Incarnate – Christ Jesus

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