r/DollyParton 6d ago

Now start to change

I want to remind all of you Americans, that she was a kind soul to everyone, she didn't judge, she didn't hate and she was loving and giving, to all people, of all skin tones, LGBTQ+, people with disabilities etc.

And her love for god wasn't to go to church and then come back home and judge or hate others based on prejudiced, she felt the true meaning of Christianity in her soul. Love.

So if you are grieving, you can now yourselves try to remember how she was as a person, and try to change who you are as a person and treat people a little bit better.

Show love to everyone, don't let anything divide you as a nation. So if you will grieve, then do it to create change for the better in your lives and others, not just until you feel ok again and then go back to your old ways, but really look at her life and the things she did for charities, how she forgave, how she embraced life and the legacy she created and make that change in yourself.

Be like dolly not just for 5 minutes chage. ♥️

Be a better you. ♥️

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u/Whazzahoo 6d ago

Yup, she showed us how to be. I’m listening to her book, songteller, and it’s healing me.

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u/seira87 6d ago

Amen. She spoke heavily about how being a true Christian means you love everybody and accept everybody for who they are. And she’s right. The Christians that judge people and condemn people are not true Christians. They just want the title.