25 March 2009

Heartfelt Compassion for Mankind

Compassion, when one see’s another doing what is not good and can make a person shed tears of sorrow.


When a person does good in this life unconsciously or without alternative motive, the blessings from Allah (Hashem) can at times be overwhelmingly bountiful; too at times make a person awe struck in amazement.

But a person that has evil intent in their heart (deeds) or does not do good in this life, especially towards mankind; the chastisement by Allah (Hashem) can be at times very devastating according to what He see’s as the offence against His teachings.

For there is some people in this life that commits so many sins, to even commit so much harm or unhappiness to other’s it can be as though they threw themselves down a deep water well and while they lay at the bottom in there arrogance, anger or hatred with so many other dreadful sins, complaining about the darkness; they do not take into consideration due to there blindness and deafness that while they did these horrible things, that other’s care about them and they are unhappy too, they wish they could pull the sinful person free from the water well, but it is too sinfully deep.

All the while, the person standing at the top of the water well with there hands out in a pitiful state, with the grief stricken tears streaming down there face.



For Allah (Hashem) loves mankind, as they should love each other.- HRM Deborah

An Early Jewish Prayer Opening:

‘With great love hast Thou loved us, O Lord our G-d, with great and exceeding pity hast Thou pitied us. Our Father, our King, for our fathers' sake, who trusted in Thee and whom Thou didst teach that statues of life, be also gracious unto us and teach us.’(This prayer predates the Jewish Diaspora, from Israel.)

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