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The Nostalgic days of Yesterday

Posted: Wednesday, January 25, 2012

by David Tanguay

The nostalgia that surrounds me when I think of or recollect the events of the past a feeling engulfs me with precious memories of my youth as I reminisce those days of yesterday when being young and becoming involved in all sorts of mischief.

That old gang of mine I relate to as being the times of yesterday when we were right and didn’t know our life or course here on earth was predestined for us. Having sentimental feelings of those days of yesterday when we were in a quest to change the world forever.

Although those days filled with anxiety for, we as the human race were on a course to doomsday. When I look at tomorrow in these days, I do not see an oncoming doomsday as I did in the past. I believe we are living in a new world one with hope and promise for the future.

So what has changed to lead me to believe that the world no longer is in danger of annihilating itself? Well for one thing, the devil no longer exists here on earth. The Lord resides among us for the devil no longer has power here on earth; the fire is out in hell no one goes there anymore.

It is time for us as the human race to unite as a whole people and work together harmoniously. We can build a new world together as a united people here on earth. Although diversity is quite prevalent among religions throughout the world, they all share a common bond with one another.

Whether we are Muslims, Jews, Christians, Buddhist, or whatever religion we choose to accept we all share the common bond of love for our neighbor. Yes love is the key to a better tomorrow if we let love enter into our lives we cannot go wrong.

“I believe in one God, and no more; and I hope for happiness beyond this life. I believe in the equality of man; and I believe that religious duties consist in doing justice, loving mercy, and endeavoring to make our fellow creatures happy.” Thomas Paine

Dave Tanguay was born on November 8,1948 in Westbrook, Maine. The 10^th. child of a family of eleven children. Served in Vietnam in the 60s, he became active with the youth movement of that day on completion of military duty. Now retired and living in Florida. (still believes in the young)

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» left by Liesl Garner
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Well - we could sure get a lot more accomplished in this world if more people were willing to see religion this way - that we all share a common bond. So many times, I see religion being divisive. This was a welcome change! Thank you!

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» left by Jack H. Schick 109 days 23 hours ago.
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Thanks for a great message. Peace be with you.

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» left by David Tanguay 109 days 11 hours ago.
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Thank you for commenting Jack

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