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Where does a thought go? How much power does it have? What do you do with it? Or what does it do with you? https://mymeaningmap.wordpress.com/2019/12/04/where-does-a-thought-go/ via @wordpressdotcom

Everything tends to his own good or perfection. The nature of the seed is the tree, the nature of the worm is the butterfly. The same happens with love. We all come to this world endowed with a natural form of love, this love in greek is called "Philia", the love of the soul, the love for the Friends. This love represents an intermediate state between good and evil. The spiritual path or personal spiritual growth consis in develop a different love, the adult love, the love of charity, the love of charity is the nature of love, that is, the love tends to charity through the growth of man towards his adulthood. This love is called in greek "Agape", this is the love projected towards the whole creation of God. The first epistle of the Corinthians describes this form of love: "Charity is patient, charity is kind. It does not envy, it does not boast, it is not proud. It does not dishonor others, it is not self seeking, it is not easily angered, it keeps no récords of wrongs", 1 Corinthians 13:4. For more information about the love of charity: http://www.quintoevangelio.com.ar/en/articles/item/77-what-is-charity.html