Humanity

Humanity – Mary Magdelane said it best.  Jesus prepared them to be Humans. 

Gospel of Mary Magdelane – Then Mary arose and greeted them all. She said to her brothers (and sisters), “Don’t weep and grieve or let your hearts be divided, because his grace will be with you all and will protect you. Rather we should praise his greatness because he’s prepared us and made us Humans.”  When Mary said these things, she turned their hearts [toward] the Good and they [started] to debate the words of [the Savior].

Humanity is not about religion, color, country, or language. Humanity is about feeling another person’s pain as your own. It is about helping someone even when you get nothing in return. In a world where people are busy proving who is right, humanity is choosing to be kind instead of cruel, silent instead of hateful, and helpful instead of selfish. We all are fighting battles that others cannot see, so a little respect, a little patience, and a little compassion can save someone’s heart. If we cannot change the whole world, then we at least we can change the world for one person. Real humanity starts when we stop judging and start understanding.

To God be the Glory in all you do, Amen.