by Lionel Bascom — December 26th, 2007 — 2 comments
This photo was posted on www.mixx.com with the simple headline: Top of the World: Working at top of the World Trade Center. What was more interesting, however, was the next line: The only person higher up was the photographer.
For a closer look, go to: http://cdn-73.liveleak.com/liveleak/14/media14/…
6:12 PM in Uncategorized, World Trade Center, Related Stories, Freedom Tower News
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One’s perspective of life tends to include one’s location in relation to others with whom we interact. Each of us perceives our world from the perspective that God wants us to perceive it, and therefore, we communicate our individual message in our unique ways.
Based on our individual talents and physical characteristics, we contribute that portion to life’s feast that reaches its finality when our presence here concludes…or not. It all depends on how we spend that time and whether we can convey our message in a way that enables others to perceive it as well.
Jeanne · December 26th, 2007 at 8:45 pm
Some people think they can manipulate the creative forces around us in order to affect control, but they would be wrong. We cannot control creativity. It nurtures us, and we respond through sensory interaction, which then leads to regeneration of the original stimulating force. Since there are so many responses associated with each stimulation, the amount of creative interpretations by the human population remains innumerable.
Jeanne · December 27th, 2007 at 11:56 pm