Incredible how we make mistakes with people, with appearances, with the speeches that blow from the rooftops, it is incredible how there are individuals who manage to hide, pretend, propagate elaborate oratorios that are not in any way consistent with what they are doing. We rarely find who lives what they speak, who they believe in, who breathes the truths that throb within themselves.
What we see most are false moralists, who condemn other people’s behavior without respect for women and children; false preachers, who speak of ethics and principles to those who flee in the shadow of their murky activities; false blesseds, who preach Christian teachings in their own way, condemning all who do not conform to what they impose, without even behaving according to their religious rules.
- The most explicit exposure of life itself.
- Through social media.
- Ends up forcing many to follow a politically correct discourse.
- Showing what is in line with what governs anachronistic norms.
- Even though none of this makes sense in their convictions.
- Present ideas and opinions more consistent with what most expect.
- With what society deems acceptable.
- With what religious leaders dictate as the correct and unique interpretation of the scriptures.
In this context, many people inevitably end up dissociating themselves, maintaining a double life, a dichotomy in themselves, because they feel the truth exactly the opposite of what they say, from what they claim to live with transparency. That is why it is common, to see many verses praying and memorizing as they chat, curse, envy, hurt others; see who condemns homosexuals by cheating on his wife every night, etc.
One thing is certain: what really matters is how we live our day to day, how we relate to each other, both to those of us who are close, and to those we don’t need, to whom we will receive nothing in return. What we’re saying, in the end, is exactly what we’re saying, that’s all.