Are You Already Made?

Within the hardness of the inner being are qualities that some people consider t o have already been made. The attitude of already being made is equivalent to po uring cement into a garden to make a parking lot. Alternatively, the garden that is alive with new blossoms is like the person who blooms with spiritual fruit. A belief that we have already been made affects our attitude relating to the dei ty in us. Within the hardness of that attitude exist negativism to the divine pr esence that lives within. That fabricated hardness includes thoughts, emotions, and behaviors that oppose a relationship with the goodness of our inner being. H owever, through the soft, moist, and tender qualities that exist in us, we have a proper relationship with the supernatural presence. Our inner softness unmakes t he hardness that once was the barrier to the deity within. A belief that we have already been made affects our attitude relating to the blo ssoms of the spiritual fruit. The hardness of that attitude impedes the fruit of the spirit from developing from within. That fabricated hardness includes thoug hts, emotions, and behaviors that regard soft and moist qualities as undesirable traits. They respond to the tenderness of love, peace, faith, and perseverance with negativism. The hardness of those who feel they are made have no considerat ion for the attitudes that create fellowship, such as goodwill and kindness. The ir behaviors are harsh and domineering to meek and gentle characteristics. When a person feels joyful, and full of goodness, some want to depress them with bad intentions. From their fabricated hardness comes hostilities to the spirit of s elf-control, and patience for inner fruitfulness. Even so, those hard attitudes are unmade through the soft, moist, and tender qualities of the spiritual fruit. HEALTH A belief that we have already been made affects our attitude relating to our hea lth. Within the hardness of that attitude exist negativism to the qualities that instills healthy desires. That fabricated hardness includes thoughts, emotions, and behaviors that are unhealthy to the physical welfare of the body. However, through the soft, moist, and tender qualities that exist in us, we feel goodwill for our bodies. Our inward softness, through the fruit of the spirit, unmakes the hardness that once was the barrier to health. SECURITY A belief that we have already been made affects our attitude regarding safety an d security. Within the hardness of that attitude exist negativism to tranquil an d serene characteristics. That fabricated hardness includes thoughts, emotions, and behaviors that are hostile to the qualities of peace, meekness, and gentlene ss. However, through the soft, moist, and tender qualities that exist in us, we come to a safe and secure place. Our inward softness, through the fruit of the s pirit, unmakes the hardness that once was the barrier to peace. BELONGING A belief that we have already been made affects our attitude about belonging and acceptance. Within the hardness of that attitude exist negativism to fruitful h armony within relationships. That fabricated hardness includes thoughts, emotion s, and behaviors that oppose love, goodwill, and kindness as social bridges. How ever, through the soft, moist, and tender qualities that exist in us, we welcome others with tolerance, hugs, and smiles. Our inward softness, through the fruit of the spirit, unmakes the hardness that once was the barrier to social love, an d integration. SELF-WORTH A belief that we have already been made affects our attitude relating to self-wo rth. Within the hardness of that attitude exist negativism to the fruitfulness o f positive esteem to our worth. That fabricated hardness includes thoughts, emot

ions, and behaviors that oppose faith, joy, and a sense of goodness about a pers ons worth. However, through the soft, moist, and tender qualities that exist in u s, we feel optimism about our own value, and the value of others. Our inward sof tness, through the fruit of the spirit, unmakes the hardness that once was the bar rier to our sense of worth. SELF-EXPRESSION A belief that we have already been made affects our attitude relating to a selfexpression. Within the hardness of that attitude exist negativism to mutually be neficial exchanges of fruitful communication. That fabricated hardness includes thoughts, emotions, and behaviors that oppose the qualities of love, peace, joy, and self-control in words and deeds. However, through the soft, moist, and tend er qualities that exist in us, we express ourselves fruitfully. Our inward softn ess, through the fruit of the spirit, unmakes the hardness that once was the barr ier to edifying exchanges. SUMMARY Some people will deny that being made results in the hardening of the inner being, where unfruitful attitudes exist. Their intent is to foster anger, sadness, and pessimism towards the divine presence, the source of the spiritual fruit. They refuse to relate mutually with the soft, moist qualities that exist in us, becau se that is not what they made. However, it s necessary to accept that the softness of the fruit of the spirit unmakes the hardness. That awareness is the only way t o live in peace with what the divine presence prepares for us. There are reservoirs of people who consider themselves already made, or assume the y have the ability to make others. The attitudes that exit from them are from the hardness of their inner being. They are pessimistic about the spiritual fruit, a nd exert arrogance over soft, moist qualities. Those attitudes transfer through people who are willing to impede the blossoms of the fruit of the spirit, and bl ock the union with the divine presence within the soul. The attitude of already being made enters into us because of a desire to feel va lued, or respected. When our attitudes are being made, praise comes through mate rialism or physical pleasures. When earthly rewards replace the inner rewards of spiritual fruit, the inward self becomes hardened. Within that hardness, reward s are given for being made. Then, a sense of acceptance is felt among those who are hostile to those considered unmade. Those who are susceptible to the tactics of those creating hardened attitudes ar e unaware. They do not know that the softness within themselves thrives with spi ritual fruit, from that divine deity that lives within. They feel appreciation f or gifts of materialism, while neglecting the tenderness of the soul. In that ha rdness, they are considered made. We can interrupt the cycle of hardening thoughts, emotions, and deeds to the div ine presence, which rewards us with spiritual fruit. We do that by responding to hostilities through the soft tenderness that we feel within ourselves. Through those tender responses of love, peace, faith, and perseverance in goodness, the attitudes within the hardness become unmade. We can assess that within the softness of the spiritual fruit, our attitudes, an d responses to others, are socially oriented. They include the spirit of love, g oodwill, and kindness. The diagnosis is that some people want to make attitudes by hardening the inner being with hostility to the spirits fruit, and the deity w ithin. Even so, we are not responsive to pressures to be made, but live in spiri tual fruitfulness from day to day. We implement that plan by allowing the fruit to blossom through the moist, soft, tenderness that exists within. We can evalua te our success because the rewards of the spiritual fruit will develop within ou r thoughts, emotions, and behavioral responses. That comes by honoring the divin

e goodness of the soul.