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RIP man I hope your family has found some semblence of peace you left way to soon.
I would just say "shoot me", because either way will have
the same result of death, and I want to die with dignity
repost this if you now marijuana is wrong
Fire burns whatever it touches. Although destruction occurs when it burns, fire provides the necessary means to survive and grow.
When the fire touches a fuel source it feeds the flame and causes it to grow.
The flame will continue to burn as long as fuel is present. If there is an excessive amount of fuel
in the reaches of the flame, it will consume it without hesitation, naturally. This consumption can at first
provide ample warmth and security, but we must remember that it can grow beyond expectations if we
do not pay attention to it's status.
It can and will waste a viable fuel source that is in it's proximity due to lack of attention.
Likewise, if the flame is not fed, it will inevitably use anything and everything around it, and will
find itself without a fuel source. Such a flame will burn out, but lucky for the the flame an ember will remain.
All the ember needs is nearby fuel and a little bit of effort to ressurect the flame. The fuel to restart the flame
needs to be small, but higher and higher caliber fuel will eventually be able to be used, and a balanced flame can
be achieved again.
responsible level. If passion is over indulged in, no matter what the subject, a raging inferno can result, and it
won't be able to be stopped if it reaches a certain point. True chaos occurs if this happens, and the fire will
destroy everything in it's path, even if what is in its way was not intended to be used as fuel in the first place. Even if the fuel
does not belong to you, it will burn that to. Likewise, not engaging in passion will cause your flame to dwindle
over time, using everything that it can as support. Without feeding the dieing flame with passion it will most certainly
dwindle and turn into an ember. Just like the ember, passion must be reignighted slowly at first in order to create a
sustainable flame.
anything is a bad thing. If we are mindful of our current fuel supply, we are better able to conserve what we have
and seek more without being greedy. If we have found ourselves among an inferno, we must understand that such a blaze may
not be tackled by one person, and help must be enlisted. If our fire has burned out, we will do everything in our power
to restart our flame, because passion is the essence of life.
our best efforts, again we must enlist the help of another, and humbly ask them from enough fuel to rekindle passion. The
gift of receiving fuel is what creates bonds for life, as someones fuel is being sacrificed in order to recover your flame.
If you are given the fuel to turn your ember back into a flame, respect that by not only recovering your flame, but by looking
forward to the opportunity to provide someone who's fire has burned out the fuel they require. Just keep in mind you should
always make sure you have enough passion to keep your own fire going before assisting others with theirs. Look at the ashes
that fire leaves in it's wake as a necessary step forward in continueing to burn the flame that is passion for life.
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