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Do you struggle with your daily prayers ? Do you have a hard time keeping track ? Does your mind wonder while having your first cup of coffee ? So do I. Until I by accident came up with a little mnemonic acronym. Perhaps this can help you too.
Salt. The wonderful, almost mystical item. Added in moderation, it enhances the flavor of the food it is added to. Without things, according to those on a salt-free diet, things taste bland. Add too much, things become inedible. Used rightly, it can preserve things. As Christians, we are being called to be the salt of the earth. Enhance the things around us, preserve the things around us. And not be so invasive that we make things distasteful. But are we really doing that ? Am I really doing that ? And if we are, how does it show?
Another post in the “Other Utter Rubbish” category. And this is one that has been talked about so much already, that I am astonished that people still use that line. So what’s up with that ? And I also know there has already been written much on this subject. So why add in my own two pennies ?
This will become my first bi-lingual post, based on a question posed by a very dear friend of mine. “Shouldn’t our ethics be based on our humanity of itself”. Let’s investigate.

