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Lately, I realize that I do not know how to love.
What I do right now. Wondering around in the streets. Sharing a coffee and a cookie with strangers. That’s what I am trying to learn. To learn how to love.
I use to think I know. Though I can see I have a heart of a pharisee.
Time to go to bed..explore on that part later….if there is anything, I need to have more grace, not less. More love, not less. Be more generous, not less.
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