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		By: Darlene Smith		</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[I have had conflicts of various kinds inside myself a lot of my life.  We probably all do.
How can I care and not care?  
How can I fight for what I think is right, and accept what does not seem right?
In your article, you said that contentment is the opposite of progress - I would say it &quot;seems&quot; like it is the opposite.  I think learning to be content is also progress.  :)  There are those who are never content.  I think it has to do with being grateful.  It does not mean you cannot continue to keep improving, learning and doing your best, but you are chairitable towards yourself and thankful to God in the meantime.  And, like you said, accepting of things you cannot change.  Isn&#039;t life a mystery!  An adventure!  Thank you so much for all you share.  It helps me.]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>I have had conflicts of various kinds inside myself a lot of my life.  We probably all do.<br />
How can I care and not care?<br />
How can I fight for what I think is right, and accept what does not seem right?<br />
In your article, you said that contentment is the opposite of progress &#8211; I would say it &#8220;seems&#8221; like it is the opposite.  I think learning to be content is also progress.  🙂  There are those who are never content.  I think it has to do with being grateful.  It does not mean you cannot continue to keep improving, learning and doing your best, but you are chairitable towards yourself and thankful to God in the meantime.  And, like you said, accepting of things you cannot change.  Isn&#8217;t life a mystery!  An adventure!  Thank you so much for all you share.  It helps me.</p>
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