Easter is the Christian holiday celebrating Jesus’s resurrection from the dead. It is a celebration of victory over death.
If you’ve got erectile dysfunction or E.D., you can probably relate. Is your penis dead? Is it failing you? Are you and your partner hoping for a resurrection, good hard erection?
There is Hope!
Is it sacrilegious to mention Jesus Christ and sexual functions in the same article? Jesus said “I have come that they may have life, and that they may have it more abundantly.” Sexual appetite and desires come from God. You’re supposed to enjoy your sexuality. One of the definitions of erectile dysfunction is the inability to maintain an erection sufficient for satisfying sexual activity. Adequate sexual performance is important to your health and well being.
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Some have found relief from impotence, E.D. and erectile dysfunction. Good Friday really wasn’t good. It was the day Jesus died. Do you remember when your penis / erection died. There is hope for life after death. You can rise again!
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The United States is in trouble – economically and one could argue politically as well. The U.S. Congress is a wonderful legislative system, in theory. But. politics has become a dirty word. The political news would suggest that the system has gone awry. Regardless of political party, both Republicans and Democrats seem to be more focused on business of politics and being re-elected than they are on the best of doing what’s best for the country. Now the political campaigns are underway. Incumbent candidates are trying to convince the American people that the public’s interests and needs and wants have been served. And of course, that they will do better next time.
A Sustainable Future?
I love my country. Despite the negative political news, the United States government has lots of pluses. I want myself and all other Americans to survive and thrive. What’ the best way of having a sustainable future for the United States? Recycle!
Consider the idea of replacing them all and starting fresh.
What’s the African Perspective?
In 1992 I visited four nations in West Africa: Ivory Coast, Ghana, Togo, and Benin. One thing that struck me was how spiritual the Africans were and how in tune they were to nature. Although they may embrace Christianity or other religions, they don’t abandon their naturalistic beliefs. Africans were resourceful. They learned to make use of plants and trees in their environment for building homes and curing diseases. George Washington Carver, who was of black African descent, invented many things. And what was his secret? He tapped into the wisdom of God, the maker of all things. According to George Washington Carver http://www.brainyquote.com/quotes/authors/g/george_washington_carver.html: “I love to think of nature as an unlimited broadcasting station, through which God speaks to us every hour, if we will only tune in.”
George Washington Carver
American Indian Tribes
The American Indians are another group that embraced and honored the earth. The president of the Sioux Tribe is organizing a meeting of the National Congress of American Indians to discuss BP’s Gulf of Mexico oil spill and its impact. Perhaps they will come up with an enlightened spiritual way to clean up the oil spill or otherwise deal with the environmental crisis the spill has caused. Based on the American Indian traditions, I’m sure they will incorporate tribal wisdom.
Tribal Wisdom of Elders
In tribal cultures the elders are honored. Even if the elder has passed on, homage is still paid. They recognize the wisdom that comes from going to sleep and getting up many days. As the old saying goes “stuff happens”. So the longer we’ve been here on this earth, the more stuff we’ve walked thru and survived. Hopefully us over 50 senior folk have learned from our mistakes. The British Petroleum’s current wisdom is to use the same techniques that were unsuccessful with the Gulf of Mexico oil spill back in the 70s.
Clean Up Oil Spill
We’re all one tribe, one race – the human race. And there is one earth. So, when it comes to environmental issues, we’re all in this together. Perhaps we need to convene a tribe of seniors from all cultures to weigh in on the oil spill clean up.
When I think back to the peace movement in the 1960, many of the peace tactics and methods were anything but peaceful. Many of the environmentalists resonate with President Barack Obama’s slogan of “Change you can believe in”. Change is not comfortable. I often have to be jolted into making a change. It’s not news to anyone that those passionate about making change sometimes resort to crime.
Environmental criminals?
Audacity of hope for a greener earth and a greener world is a good thing. Audacity about breaking the law is quite another. To break the law is a crime. Consequently, some environmentalists are criminals. I guess those law breaking environmental enthusiasts subscribe to Malcolm X’s ”by any means necessary” theory. They are just trying to save the earth, save energy and promote a sustainable lifestyle. If I had to rate crimes to be concerned about, these would be low on the list.
