Faithfully

A portion of a blog entry that I wrote on January 3, 2009. 



You know what confounds me? When people are not impeccable with their word. When they do no do as they say. Or when they misrepresent in their words their actions. On the surface it is the slightest of all offenses, but it's impact can be a tidal wave by proportion. I keep a high standard for those I surround myself with. One might call this standard "judgmental" but I refute that with a moral standard. I would never judge a person on a standard that I wouldn't uphold for myself. That is the measure of my standard. If I fraternize with a person whose actions are something I would not accept for myself, then the act of being with the person is a form of CONDONING for myself these actions.

impeccable

im·pec·ca·ble

   [im-pek-uh-buhl] 

–adjective

1.

faultless; flawless; irreproachable:

To really master being impeccable will require that you heighten your awareness not just to the words you say, but also to the emotions you express, your attitude, your actions, and where you express the power of your belief. You will need to develop a discipline of mindfulness to be impeccable in these expressions through out the day ~ Don Miguel Ruiz The Four Agreements