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- "Do not cast pearls before swine." This is an analogy which has been used by Jesus himself in order to teach one of the simplest, yet most forgotten lessons.
Be careful who you give advice to, even when your intentions are good and you are trying to help. @StreegeReturn i believe is someone who genuinely wants to help others. But he has been hurt and taken adv of by some. I too have gotten into some fights when i was just trying to help other people but they didnt want my help (sometimes they are prideful, some just dont wanna be saved).
Understand that some people dont want help. The true seekers will find what you want to share and see the value in it. Im not saying dont put yourself out there. But I am saying be cautious with who you share the information to. Not everyone will understand. If someone shows some curiosity, or its a guy you trust who you think will be receptive, or if you are posting something to a likeminded crowd, then go ahead and share. I guess you can still share with anyone- just be willing to face a lot of ridicule, negativity, and backlash if your message skews even a little bit from politically correct. Its really sad that I tried to help some old guy, and people responded in a furious way, calling me insensitive, saying the info i was sharing would never work.
I still think if you help at least 1 other person and 50 other people disagree and criticize you, then its still a win.
The phrase "Dont throw your pearls before swine lest they trample them under their feet, and turn and tear you in pieces." ( Matthew 7:6 )
What does it mean? lets break it down. It means:
- do not give or offer valuable things to people who do not appreciate them (in this case, looksmaxxing advice or blackpills)
- If we take our wisdom (like precious pearls) and throw it all around without knowing whether it might fall before dogs or swine, Jesus warns us that they will likely tear us to pieces. This means they will twist and distort what is said, or make a mockery of it.
- There are differences between those who do not understand at once, and those who are unwilling to understand
- # Dogs and Swines: Impious Men
# Pearls: Holy Teachings, Kind Gestures - Dogs are also associated with mockery and insult. They are used to refer to the wrongdoers of society, who are not respectable.
- It is not expected of a bad man to interpret the good in the good light. Some men are born to be the black sheep of society.
- However, we should lend a helping hand to those who would appreciate it, or give things of value to those who recognize the worth of such things, lest we might see those things tasting the dust.
@AscendingHero @Scar tissue @Brazitard @Jacob Hate
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