inheritance: THE MEEK WILL WIN IN THE END
- 01/15/17 07:30 AM
MEEK: Showing patience and humility with gentleness and approachability. When in action, MEEKNESS exposes the true character of the practitioner because it is tested under long-suffering for righteous causes, stands and movements. The calling card or introduction to it is simplicity an action without a will driven by substance. Imagine that. Being meek involves a simple, effortless approach CONSIDER THE OPPOSITE When one is complex and willful, being overly ambitious and deliberate with a type of tunnel vision (not to be confused with focus), as soon as they reduce or turn off that energy, where do they return to? A state of rest, where they find a type of refuge from … (7 comments)
inheritance: INHERITANCE NOW or LATER?
- 05/03/16 12:04 AM
This is an interesting subject that has its own personal dynamics from all parties points of view. Do you, a person who has a trust where there is lots of cash/assets and is set up to activate upon your death or lack of capacity, disperse some of those funds/goodies NOW while living or wait for your own demise and then it releases? STORING IT ALL UP I know of people who have trusts bursting with cash and assets that just hold on to it all and don't really enjoy what they have or want to do anything else except hold on, add more to the existing kitty … (2 comments)
inheritance: THEY LEFT YOU THE HOUSE?
- 04/07/15 01:00 AM
I have personal knowledge of this subject matter. Two separate people that I know who became friendly with their neighbor, then started looking out for them, ended up being a caretaker and when the elderly person passed away, did what dreams are made of and hearts stand in awe of. They left them their house! DECENT PEOPLE Both individuals are decent people who live according to their hearts, what is right and truly literally loving their neighbor and not just mouthing the words. The result shouldn't stun or shock yet it does. Too often, an act of love goes unrewarded here on earth for many reasons. But those exceptions stand out … (13 comments)
inheritance: IN MEMORY OF YOUR MOTHER?
- 08/25/14 12:24 AM
I had a good friend years ago come to me in earnest and want to capitalize on a Real Estate situation. It appears that his wife's mother died and left a home free and clear to her daughter his wife. I was so happy for them because they needed the money. What could possibly disrupt this windfall and good fortune? RELAX AND REJOICE I do a quick assessment of the house value and to my surprise find it to be worth $350 ish on a quick sale. Oh happy days and my friends can stop worrying about their future, their college costs for their boys and their own welfare. This is … (9 comments)
MEEK: Showing patience and humility with gentleness and approachability. When in action, MEEKNESS exposes the true character of the practitioner because it is tested under long-suffering for righteous causes, stands and movements. The calling card or introduction to it is simplicity an action without a will driven by substance. Imagine that. Being meek involves a simple, effortless approach
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