True love
True love comes with self acceptance and responsibility, and is only dispensed to us from us. We are the magic we so desperately seek. © Norma Bobb-Semple 2023
Tag: Responsibility
Benefactor
The only benefactor we have is us. The business of taking care of ourselves is our responsibility. Let’s put aside all if, but’s and can’t and do the work that is necessary for our deliverance. © Norma Bobb-Semple 2022
Culpability
Are we the silent majority responsible for the destruction of this universe? Our choices determines our culpability. © Norma Bobb-Semple 2022
Responsibility
We have to be responsible for our actions. Without responsibility chaos ensues. © Norma Bobb-Semple 2022
Assumption of Greatness
We are all one, none is greater than the other. Assuming we want to dress ourselves up in the raiment of greatness, we have to know that the responsibility of service is attached to any position of greatness. © Norma Bobb-Semple 2021
Adulthood
If we think we are grown and entitled to do whatever we want, the first order of things is to take care of ourselves and that includes housing, food and all other sundry expenses. Grown has nothing to do with age, it is about responsibility. © Norma Bibb-Semple 2021
Culpability
We give our tacit approval to the things that we believe furthers our cause but we refuse to accept our culpability. For example: The person that fells the tree and those that buy the wood are equally responsible for the deforestation of the forest. We are all responsible for our culpability and we ought to […]
Irresponsible
Do not take responsibility for someone else’s actions. Culpability always lies with the doer. © Norma Bobb-Semple 2021
Lessons Learned
We tend to look upon the dark phases of our lives as the greatest hindrances to our success. These stumbling blocks we portend are what prevented us from reaching our full potential. Life is a continuous circle of lessons. There is always a lesson to be learned from every situation. Taking a step […]
The Unhappy Wife
Image Credited to Dr. Garland I bought the book on the weekend and I couldn’t put it down until after I had read the last page. I was reluctant at first because I thought here was a book that only catered to married women, but I have to admit I was wrong. […]
normabobb 