... pursue
righteousness, godliness, faith, love, endurance, gentleness.
Fight the good
fight of the faith;
1
Timothy 6:11,12
The
Scapegoat*, 1854. Oil on canvas
William Holman Hunt
Lady
Lever Art Gallery,
Port
Sunlight, Liverpool, UK
It is
not who is right,
but
what is right,
that is
of importance.
~ Thomas H.
Huxley
Practice being gentle, respectful, and loving
toward
the life force in all things.
Remind
yourself that your efforts do make a difference,
even if
you think they are miniscule
in
comparison to the magnitude of the problem.
~ Wayne
Dyer
Your hopes, dreams, and aspirations are legitimate.
They
are trying to take you airborne, above the clouds,
above the storms, if you only let
them.
~ William
James
Horses in South Park, Colorado, September 23,
2004
Cowboy
getting ready to "Move 'em out," (the cattle) in South Park,
Colorado
I love his
chaps!!!
Congratulations, GORO-SAN!!!
Full Maui
Marathon
Time:
5:34:50
Age:
73
Wow!!!
September 26,
2004
*In early Judaism, before the destruction
of the Temple at Jerusalem, this day of atonement--Yom Kippur--involved a
goat: a "scapegoat." Every Yom Kippur, as prescribed by Leviticus 16:20-26, a
high priest laid hands on a goat's head and confessed the people's sins. This
goat, carrying the blame for the people's sins on its head, was then
driven into the desert, never to be seen again.
