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Explosive

Explosive

Words have the power to create or destroy. The word Dunamis is a Greek philosophical concept meaning "power", "potential" or "ability" it is where the word Dynamite comes from. 

Strive to appreciate and respect the words we use by removing vulgarity, deceit, defamation, or gossiping. 

In doing so we are less likely to start putting ourselves in that plane of consciousness where we, therefore, become the tested and arbiter of something we might have created ourselves, or are afraid of, or did not want to feel exposed. Any mutated form of pride has universal constraints and ramifications. 

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