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“BE TRUTHFUL!”
The Following Text and accompany Images or pictures are presented to fulfill the purpose to show you, that the TRUTH plays a major part, one can say is the most important issue if One gets involved, most of the time. The presentation, to make it very easy to comprehend, will present to you in three different parts.
The first Part, labeled as part (“A” ) shall explain or expand on the issue should “ are we tell or not telling the truth”?
The second Part (“B”) will, as much as possible open up the mystic of the person and his personality, a very refreshing, “true “and humorous person, Mark Twain, not actual his real name.
The third Part (“C”) I took from my resource of the past, from the famous Brothers Grimm, A Fairy Tale of theirs” Snow-white and the seven Dwarfs “which entails” positive and negatives “or better said “not truthful”.
To present a very nice way the ABC, very educational and interesting I include,
The ABC’s of an Inspired Life by Carol James
The first Part, labeled as part (“A” ) shall explain or expand on the issue should “ are we tell or not telling the truth”?
The second Part (“B”) will, as much as possible open up the mystic of the person and his personality, a very refreshing, “true “and humorous person, Mark Twain, not actual his real name.
The third Part (“C”) I took from my resource of the past, from the famous Brothers Grimm, A Fairy Tale of theirs” Snow-white and the seven Dwarfs “which entails” positive and negatives “or better said “not truthful”.
To present a very nice way the ABC, very educational and interesting I include,
The ABC’s of an Inspired Life by Carol James
Ask for what you want--Be who you say you are--Care about others—Dare to live your Dreams--Ease through the day--Find the best fit--Give to another--Hug a friend--Inspire someone to greatness--Jump over a boundary--Kick a bad habit-- Leap across a fear--Mention something uplifting--Never say never--Open your heart and mind--Pursue you innermost passion--Quit complaining –Restore your smile--Set your sights high--“Trust” yourself --Use all the day--Value everything--Wait until it feels right--Xpress yourself--Yank weeds from your mental garden --Zoom into the snow!
OVERTURE:
PART (“A”) TELLING THE TRUTH?
Every once in a while, we run into issues of truthfulness that manage to cause problems and we have to pause and ask, When is telling the truth important and helpful, is it the truth or our opinion, or will telling the truth be more harmful than telling a lie? Deciding whether we choose to speak our truth needs to come from our own honest with ourselves about why we are speaking the truth. The Truth can enhance or destroy a relationship very easily. There are times when telling your “truth” is unloving.” For example you might not like you friend’s shirt but your friend is giving an important presentation, it would not be in anyone’s interest to give your true impression. Opinion is general judgment and very seldom contributes to good relationship. It is therefore very important to distinguish between opinion and truth. To many times just we think something is true, we assume that is true. However, truth is a fact, not an opinion. If I am hungry, that is a fact, but the answer how you look is my opinion. The important thing in telling the truth is to be honest with yourself about your own intent in telling your truth. Do you truly love to yourself and others, or are you using to control your control another and make them responsible for you? Speak the truth only to enhance the truth! There should be many times when speaking your truth is your highest good and the highest good of others. We shall have no difficulties speaking the truth to others, not being afraid of their feeling but try all of the times to lighten and maintain the ever grace, happy and everlasting benefits Truth and their relatives Trust will bring with everlasting, benefits.
Every once in a while, we run into issues of truthfulness that manage to cause problems and we have to pause and ask, When is telling the truth important and helpful, is it the truth or our opinion, or will telling the truth be more harmful than telling a lie? Deciding whether we choose to speak our truth needs to come from our own honest with ourselves about why we are speaking the truth. The Truth can enhance or destroy a relationship very easily. There are times when telling your “truth” is unloving.” For example you might not like you friend’s shirt but your friend is giving an important presentation, it would not be in anyone’s interest to give your true impression. Opinion is general judgment and very seldom contributes to good relationship. It is therefore very important to distinguish between opinion and truth. To many times just we think something is true, we assume that is true. However, truth is a fact, not an opinion. If I am hungry, that is a fact, but the answer how you look is my opinion. The important thing in telling the truth is to be honest with yourself about your own intent in telling your truth. Do you truly love to yourself and others, or are you using to control your control another and make them responsible for you? Speak the truth only to enhance the truth! There should be many times when speaking your truth is your highest good and the highest good of others. We shall have no difficulties speaking the truth to others, not being afraid of their feeling but try all of the times to lighten and maintain the ever grace, happy and everlasting benefits Truth and their relatives Trust will bring with everlasting, benefits.
MEN OCCASIONALLY STUMBLE OVER THE TRUTH, BUT MOST
OF THEM PICK THEMSEVES UP AND HURRY
OFF AS IF NOTHING EVER HAPPENED.
Winston Churchill
OF THEM PICK THEMSEVES UP AND HURRY
OFF AS IF NOTHING EVER HAPPENED.
Winston Churchill
PART (“B “) ALL ABOUT MARK TWAIN!
Ode to Stephen Doling Bots. By: Mark Twain
MOREOVER, did young Stephen sicken, and did young Stephen die? And did he sad hearts thicken, ad did the mourners cry? **No; such was not the fate of young Stephen Dowling Bots; though sad hearts round him thickened, T’ was not from thickness ‘shots.** No whooping –cough did rack his frame, nor measles drear, with spots ; not these impaired the sacred name of Stephen Dowling Bots.** Despised love struck not with woe that head of curly knots, nor stomach troubles laid him low, young Stephen Dowling Bots.** O no. Then list with tearful eye whilst I his fate to tell. His soul did from his cold world fly, by falling down a well.** They got him out and emptied him; Alas it was too late; His spirit was gone to sport to sport aloft in the realms of the Good and Great.
Ode to Stephen Doling Bots. By: Mark Twain
MOREOVER, did young Stephen sicken, and did young Stephen die? And did he sad hearts thicken, ad did the mourners cry? **No; such was not the fate of young Stephen Dowling Bots; though sad hearts round him thickened, T’ was not from thickness ‘shots.** No whooping –cough did rack his frame, nor measles drear, with spots ; not these impaired the sacred name of Stephen Dowling Bots.** Despised love struck not with woe that head of curly knots, nor stomach troubles laid him low, young Stephen Dowling Bots.** O no. Then list with tearful eye whilst I his fate to tell. His soul did from his cold world fly, by falling down a well.** They got him out and emptied him; Alas it was too late; His spirit was gone to sport to sport aloft in the realms of the Good and Great.
Humor is the great thing, the saving thing. The minute it crops it up, all our irritations and resentments slip away.
Mark Twain, (on Honesty)
SAMUEL LANGHORN Clemens
Mark Twain, (on Honesty)
SAMUEL LANGHORN Clemens
MARK TWAIN (1835-1910) or SAM!
“ Mark Twain “. Sam, was born on Nov. 30, 1835 in Florida, Missouri, a village on the Mississippi where Sam, he choose when his writing, stories novels and many other entities related to , became known and his real name was not applicable for all that he wrote and planned. He first began publishing under his pen name in 1863, which created because of the real meaning, of a depth measurement meaning at the riverboats for two fathoms (a dept of 12 feet, or 3.7 meters). Here the young Sam experienced the excitement of the colorful steam and sailboats that docked at the town wharfs bringing all kind of assorted beings at most the time of the day.
Sam/Twain gained his first experience in a print shop in Hannibal, where the family settled. After his father died in 1847, he began assisting his oldest brother Orion in the production of the Hannibal Journal. Sam, contributed reports, and humorous sketches to the Journal for many years. Like many American authors of the day twain had little formal education, he gained his education in print shops and Travels. In 1853, Twain left Hannibal, displaying the yearning for travel that he would experience throughout his life. He stayed briefly in mayor Cities for low wages to learn the business, than assist his brother where he planned to learn more of his dreams the rest of his lifetime. Instead of travelling to a trip to South America in 1857, he made a very important decision of his lifetime. He persuaded a riverboat pilot named Horace Bixby to teach him the skills of piloting .By April 1859. TWAIN became a licensed riverboat pilot. He later reported after a while “in that brief, sharp schooling, I got personally and familiarly acquainted with about all the different types of human nature that are to be found in fiction, biography or history. The beginning of the American Civil war (1861-1865) abruptly closed the commercial traffic on the Mississippi River. After serving for two weeks with the Confederate voluntary company, Twain choose not to become further involved in the ongoing war. With his brother Orion, which he met in Carson City, 1861 to continue publishing, after serous observation, reporting the happenings of the ongoing war, which was not very much in his interest?
“ Mark Twain “. Sam, was born on Nov. 30, 1835 in Florida, Missouri, a village on the Mississippi where Sam, he choose when his writing, stories novels and many other entities related to , became known and his real name was not applicable for all that he wrote and planned. He first began publishing under his pen name in 1863, which created because of the real meaning, of a depth measurement meaning at the riverboats for two fathoms (a dept of 12 feet, or 3.7 meters). Here the young Sam experienced the excitement of the colorful steam and sailboats that docked at the town wharfs bringing all kind of assorted beings at most the time of the day.
Sam/Twain gained his first experience in a print shop in Hannibal, where the family settled. After his father died in 1847, he began assisting his oldest brother Orion in the production of the Hannibal Journal. Sam, contributed reports, and humorous sketches to the Journal for many years. Like many American authors of the day twain had little formal education, he gained his education in print shops and Travels. In 1853, Twain left Hannibal, displaying the yearning for travel that he would experience throughout his life. He stayed briefly in mayor Cities for low wages to learn the business, than assist his brother where he planned to learn more of his dreams the rest of his lifetime. Instead of travelling to a trip to South America in 1857, he made a very important decision of his lifetime. He persuaded a riverboat pilot named Horace Bixby to teach him the skills of piloting .By April 1859. TWAIN became a licensed riverboat pilot. He later reported after a while “in that brief, sharp schooling, I got personally and familiarly acquainted with about all the different types of human nature that are to be found in fiction, biography or history. The beginning of the American Civil war (1861-1865) abruptly closed the commercial traffic on the Mississippi River. After serving for two weeks with the Confederate voluntary company, Twain choose not to become further involved in the ongoing war. With his brother Orion, which he met in Carson City, 1861 to continue publishing, after serous observation, reporting the happenings of the ongoing war, which was not very much in his interest?
TWAIN ‘PERSONALS:
Encouraged by the project of future wealth, Twain courted a young woman from Elmira New York, named Olivia l. Langdon, whose brother had sailed with him on the Quaker City. The couple wed on Feb. 2, 1870. Following Twains short career on a newspaper as an editor he, and his wife moved to Hartford, Connecticut in 1871. Their infant son, Langton died in 1872, but three daughters, Susy, Clara, and Jean, were born between 1872 and 1880.
Twain died of heart disease on April 21, 1910. He left behind numerous unpublished manuscripts, including his large but incomplete autobiography. One pessimistic but fascinating tale, the Mysterious Stranger, Published in1916, after Twain’s Death. This story, which exists in three versions, describes a visit by Satan a Austrian village during the middle Ages.
Encouraged by the project of future wealth, Twain courted a young woman from Elmira New York, named Olivia l. Langdon, whose brother had sailed with him on the Quaker City. The couple wed on Feb. 2, 1870. Following Twains short career on a newspaper as an editor he, and his wife moved to Hartford, Connecticut in 1871. Their infant son, Langton died in 1872, but three daughters, Susy, Clara, and Jean, were born between 1872 and 1880.
Twain died of heart disease on April 21, 1910. He left behind numerous unpublished manuscripts, including his large but incomplete autobiography. One pessimistic but fascinating tale, the Mysterious Stranger, Published in1916, after Twain’s Death. This story, which exists in three versions, describes a visit by Satan a Austrian village during the middle Ages.
AN ENGLISHMAN IS A PERSON WHO DOES THINGS BECAUSE THEY HAVE DONE THEM BEFORE. AN AMERICAN IS A PERSON WHO DOES THINGS BECAUSE THEY HAVE NOT DONE THEM BEFORE! Mark Twain
Mark Twain in Some of his last remarks at a review of a request. Some years prior to his retirement, if there ever was one, is as follows:
“ I have read it twice, and unless I am an idiot, it has not a single defect in it from the first word to the last. It is just as good as it can be. It is smart; It is saturated with humor. There is not a suggestion of coarseness or vulgarity in it anywhere. What could have been the matter with that house? ... If I had those beloved and revered old literary immortals back here....I would melt them till they’d run all over that stage!”
“ I have read it twice, and unless I am an idiot, it has not a single defect in it from the first word to the last. It is just as good as it can be. It is smart; It is saturated with humor. There is not a suggestion of coarseness or vulgarity in it anywhere. What could have been the matter with that house? ... If I had those beloved and revered old literary immortals back here....I would melt them till they’d run all over that stage!”
PART(C) A FAIRY TAIL, SNOW-WHITE AND
THE SEVEN DWARFS
How can this Fairy Tale or any other Fairy Tale tell us of a covered, existing of negative powers? After completing, the write up of the above named Title name, one of the most famous Fairy Tail, ever had written, by the known Jacob and Wilhelm Grimm known as the Grimm Brothers, I hope you will appreciate and enjoy it. Jacob and Wilhelm were born Hasse-Kassel, Germany in 1785&1786. The Grimm family was a big family with eight boys and one girl. The Grimm’s had collected fairy tales from the people of Hessen since the early 1800. In 1825, Wilhelm married Dorothea Wild. Through the years, the brothers were working on different libraries. Wilhelm Grimm died in 1859 and Jacob Grimm in 1863.
THE SEVEN DWARFS
How can this Fairy Tale or any other Fairy Tale tell us of a covered, existing of negative powers? After completing, the write up of the above named Title name, one of the most famous Fairy Tail, ever had written, by the known Jacob and Wilhelm Grimm known as the Grimm Brothers, I hope you will appreciate and enjoy it. Jacob and Wilhelm were born Hasse-Kassel, Germany in 1785&1786. The Grimm family was a big family with eight boys and one girl. The Grimm’s had collected fairy tales from the people of Hessen since the early 1800. In 1825, Wilhelm married Dorothea Wild. Through the years, the brothers were working on different libraries. Wilhelm Grimm died in 1859 and Jacob Grimm in 1863.
The reply was always “You are” until one day Snow-white was declared the most gracious and most beautiful lady in the land. The stepmother ordered on her servant to take the princess into the woods at once, kill her, and remove her body. When they came to the spot, where the killing should take place the servant lost her courage to kill Snow-White, left her, and returned to the Castle and reported to the Stepmother, mission accomplished.
In the morning, after she woke up, discovered a small path thru the wood, followed and ended in front of a very small cabin. She peeked inside and found surprisingly all the furniture for “seven “and the necessary utensils. Snow-white moved upstairs and found seven little beds, in which the laid down and fell asleep, awaiting seven people, according furniture and cooking food on the small Stove. When arrived, the seven dwarfs present welcomed her and accompanied her eating by eating the soup.
Success is simple. Do what‘s right, the right way, At the right time!
One of the Dwarfs made some inquiry about her and offered her hospitality and protecting her from the bad Stepmother. The Dwarfs left, going to their mineral mine working, told not to open the door and left happy to do their work.
Meanwhile the servant returned , and give The stepmother a Deer’s heart as a substitute for her real heart, the did not have. The stepmother still asked the mirror about her beauty and had to listen: “The loveliest in the land is still Snow-White.” The stepmother was beside herself with rage. “She must die,”She must die, must die,” she screamed, disguising herself as an old pheasant woman, placed some of the poisoned apples, many of them into a basket and went to the Cottage Dwarf’s to kill Snow-White.
Meanwhile the servant returned , and give The stepmother a Deer’s heart as a substitute for her real heart, the did not have. The stepmother still asked the mirror about her beauty and had to listen: “The loveliest in the land is still Snow-White.” The stepmother was beside herself with rage. “She must die,”She must die, must die,” she screamed, disguising herself as an old pheasant woman, placed some of the poisoned apples, many of them into a basket and went to the Cottage Dwarf’s to kill Snow-White.
When the Stepmother talked Snow-White into buying some apples she said” “Now is that not a nice Apple”. Snow-white fell over in a laying position, most likely dead, because there was no more any move, and the returning Dwarfs saw her, but all her actions were useless, no move made Snow-White showed any signs of live. They wept and wept for along time. Then they laid her on a bed of rose petals, and into a crystal coffin and brought her close to their cottage. Each day they laid flowers there.
Then one evening they discovered a strange young man admiring Snow-White’s lovely through the glass coffin. After listening to the story, the person, a Prince made a suggestion: “If you allow me to take her to my castle. I will call in famous doctors to waking her from this peculiar sleep. She is so lovely... I’ like to kiss her ! He did, and as though by magic the Prince’s kiss broke the spell. Snow-White opened her eyes. She had amazingly come back to live. Now in love, both Prince and Snow-White married and lived forever in his castle, visited sometimes the Dwarfs in their cottage causing indescribable happiness, without any limits.
Then one evening they discovered a strange young man admiring Snow-White’s lovely through the glass coffin. After listening to the story, the person, a Prince made a suggestion: “If you allow me to take her to my castle. I will call in famous doctors to waking her from this peculiar sleep. She is so lovely... I’ like to kiss her ! He did, and as though by magic the Prince’s kiss broke the spell. Snow-White opened her eyes. She had amazingly come back to live. Now in love, both Prince and Snow-White married and lived forever in his castle, visited sometimes the Dwarfs in their cottage causing indescribable happiness, without any limits.
CLOSING WORDS!
This Page # 73 has very different subjects covered, but under Part C left the door opens for “You” to finish the Part, because I give to all of you the opportunity to assist me, giving an honest reply of the following Question:
IS IT REALLY HELPUL OR NEEDED TO EXPOSE SMALL CHILDREN TO NEGATIVE OR NEGATIVE TRUISM, AS THIS AND MOST OF ANY OTHER WRITTEN FAIRY TAIL ARE?
Like to hear from you, particular your comments!
My God, our shepherd, protector, and guidance bless all of us!
Alfred
This Page # 73 has very different subjects covered, but under Part C left the door opens for “You” to finish the Part, because I give to all of you the opportunity to assist me, giving an honest reply of the following Question:
IS IT REALLY HELPUL OR NEEDED TO EXPOSE SMALL CHILDREN TO NEGATIVE OR NEGATIVE TRUISM, AS THIS AND MOST OF ANY OTHER WRITTEN FAIRY TAIL ARE?
Like to hear from you, particular your comments!
My God, our shepherd, protector, and guidance bless all of us!
Alfred
Every “Tale” started with “Once Upon a Time” without any exclusion ever. In great castle, a Prince’s daughter grew up happy and content in spite of mean and jealous stepmother. She was pretty with blue eyes, long black hair, and very white skin, therefore the name “Snow-white. Though the stepmother was wicked, but also very beautiful and let “a mirror” daily say, who is the most beautiful she, or the Princes by asking the mirror “Mirror, Mirror on the wall who is the loveliest lady in the land?