Originally Posted on September 2, 2014 by The Voice of James

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I see my granddaughter on the beach, and she is doing her silly walk.

She is thirty months old, just a baby and she is reprimanded by nana and I am torn in conflict as I am not sure what to say or do.

Nana is adamant regarding her belief and states truth exists in her beliefs and presents her case for a more grown-up child. Does she present a good case?

I am not convinced and am more confused after her case than I was before.

Now, I question everything; every belief I have and there are those which would say that is my problem.

They would make their case and would leave me more confused than I was, before the case was made.

The purpose of questioning our beliefs relating to the smaller items would allow us to eventually question our beliefs relating to the bigger items.

It is my opinion that our most tragic and dire trait is our unwillingness to consider that our beliefs may not actually be true.

What body is really to say, for certain whether, my granddaughter can do her silly walk?

This question could potentially solicit hundreds of opinions, but I do not want opinions, I want truth.

Yes, my way is painful, but I would rather question everything and not know what to do or say, than to make stuff up or worse, take another humans’ belief, pass it along and then be on my way.

Our beliefs are not who we are. They are not sacred.

I will not sink with my beliefs wrapped around my neck like some sort of life preserver, because my beliefs are not preserving my “LIFE”.

If they were, I would “LIVE” forever.

I will tell my granddaughter: “Papa does not know, you walk any way you want to sweetie!”

There are answers to all our questions. All we have to do is come to realize that if our original programming was The Living God’s Truth, then all human beings would know, if it is acceptable that my grand-daughter do her silly walk.

With Respect & Great Intent

James – A Bud of The Reborn Branch of Life That Is Christ

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