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When I introduced him to prada purses brown leather the body, brought him in to a Sunday service, unplanned, the prada purses brown leather reactions were varied. The perceptions were from A to Z and beyond XYZ, if you will.

Let me share four perceptions.

Beauty is in the eye of the beholder and prada purses brown leather reality is in the perceiver, not the perceived. Read that again and prada purses brown leather stop to breathe a moment.

You okay now?

The first perception is that of negativity, fear, and concern. Who is this man? What if he is a child molester? Would he steal stuff from the church? Is he a prada purses brown leather danger to the members of the body. But, are those emotions, thoughts, and prada purses brown leather perceptions reality?

The second perception is the socially concerned view. Here is a man to be pitied. He needs help. We need to do this for him and maybe a little of that for prada purses brown leather him. We need to show him sympathy, get him to a prada purses brown leather homeless shelter, etc.

The third perception is the loving and caring idle perception. He’s such a prada purses brown leather sweet person. Look at his gentle nature, how appreciative he is prada purses brown leather of our concern for him. He wouldn’t hurt a fly.

The fourth perception takes us into the spiritual realm of sorts. We see him as a prada purses brown leather person who has left the cares of this world behind him. He is prada purses brown leather no longer indebted to anyone and the only debt is prada purses brown leather love. He has transcended this world! Wow, how cool is that!

Here’s the moral my friend.

That man was real, a true story. And that man is both YOU and I! It’s a story of how we each SEE others, and how we see ourselves. How do you want to see the world? Are you a pessimist, optimist, realist, idealist, what?

Plotinus had it aright, “Reality is not in the observed, but in the observer.”

How REAL are you?