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@TheKingCenter Experiencing violence as ultimately ours to own and end? A perspective transcending mortality is essential, some cultures aver; others, that sense, means and effect positively converge in the divine light of Redemptive promise; the messianic sunburst, manifesting. Prov. 10:25

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Nick Routledge@nick_routledge · 29 Mar 2022

@antoniogm “Non-violence in its dynamic condition means conscious suffering.” - Gandhi. One doesn’t ‘abjure’ violence, one suffers and transmutes it, ending the cycle of violence and retaliation in the unequivocally supernatural locus of personal, earthly and cosmic experience.

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Quoted byRT @nick_routledge: @gunnmask @VividVoid_ A matter of perspective. Train differently rather than train more, perhaps. Thanks for the question.Quoted by@gunnmask @VividVoid_ A matter of perspective. Train differently rather than train more, perhaps. Thanks for the question.Quoted byRT @nick_routledge: @LeahBSassy Good tidings to you today, @LeahBSassy. Was out and about taking the pulse of the parish this morn. Seems some folk are forgetting Jesus. Might even go so far as to say such remembrance begins right here. Please feel free to ask for support if you ever need it. I'm happy to wave.Quoted by@LeahBSassy Good tidings to you today, @LeahBSassy. Was out and about taking the pulse of the parish this morn. Seems some folk are forgetting Jesus. Might even go so far as to say such remembrance begins right here. Please feel free to ask for support if you ever need it. I'm happy to wave.