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From Larry Keene
NOTE: Larry and I have been BFF’s for years. He is an inspiration for me in how to be a buttoned-down, wing-tip shoe-ed, soft-spoken, hugely effective religious freedom fighter. The wisdom-biscuit for today is quite simple: not only consider others, but act selflessly too. -Rb
Simple Prayer
Thinking About Others
“It was her thinking of others that made you think of her.” Dear Lord, that is what someone once wrote of Elizabeth Barrett Browning.
I think all of us would want someone to say something like that about us.
is an ROTB board member, a retired minister, a retired sociology professor, and Rabbi Brian’s best-buddy.
His simple prayers
have occurred regularly in The 77% Weekly since 2006.
Replies to his editions of the newsletter go directly to him.
I keep thinking that if I just had more time each day I would be more thoughtful. And yet, I know in my heart that this is simply not true. I know that thoughtfulness is not a matter of having extra time.
I am convinced that thoughtful people really don’t have more free time than anyone else. They just have more heart. They have more concern. They have more compassion.
I know my problem, O God. I spend so much time thinking about myself each day that I have so little time left at the end of it to think about anyone else.
I think good thoughts about others once in awhile, dear Lord, but help me to be more generous in expressing them when and where they will do the most good. I certainly don’t want someone to say about me someday: “It was his thinking of himself that made me want to ignore him!”
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