What Does Justice Mean To You?

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Anete Lusina

Justice is a fighter. He fights for peace. He wants all of us to live in peace and harmony. He wants us to treat our fellow brothers and sisters with respect and dignity. When we don’t respect people, when we don’t treat the poor with respect, justice gets really angry with us.

Justice is sad when there is war in the world. He does not like it. Justice don’t oppress people.

Justice wants you to treat people fairly. He wants you to respect the law. He does not want you to break the law. He wants you to tell your own story. He wants you to use your voice to shape your own life, to fight for yourself.

Justice is calm. He lives in a small house. His house is never empty. People want him. They want him to support them. And he never fails. Justice does not manipulate people. He treats people fairly. When you come in contact with people, justice wants you to treat them with respect. Are you treating people with respect? Are you treating yourself with respect?

If You Want To Make Peace With Yourself, You Must Do These Four Things

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If you want to make peace with yourself, with your soul, with the world, you must do these four things every day:

According to Henry Van Dyke, “To think seldom of your enemies, often of your friends, and every day of Christ; to spend as much as time as you can in God’s out-of- doors– these are the little guideposts on the foot paths to peace.”