The man that wars and judges others is eternally lost. The man that wars and judges himself is eternally found.
Jason Versey, A Walk with Prudence
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The man that wars with and judges others is eternally lost. The man that wars with and judges himself is eternally found.
Beloved, if you refuse to go within...you will, sadly, go without.
The best education we can ever receive is from the University of Adversity. It's the only institute of learning that rewards us when we fail.
It's impossible to sprint into the providential arms of what is ahead...if we continue to trip on what is behind.
Beloved, it's impossible to sprint into the providential arms of what is ahead...if we continue to trip on what is behind.
In our moments in the sun beware of casting dark shadows.
Think less of yourself and more of others…and others will think more of you. ~Jason Versey
Sometimes, persevering...is simply having the courage to let go. ~Jason Versey
Our truest reflection reveals that we are what we think, we are what we say and we are what we continuously do.
Worry is the enemy of optimism and personal progress. ~Jason Versey
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