Explain Your Signature

[GospelS]

Excuse me for repeating myself. I thought i should make use of all the Signature threads here. And why not?

My signature is a constant reminder of my goal and how i do it. It defines who, what, where, and the why of me. Feel free to share your thoughts about my signature.
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My Life Goal, Even This Very Moment, Is To Be A Woman After God's Own Heart.
but if I have not love, I am a clanging cymbal, I am nothing and I gain nothing.
but the greatest of these is love.
let all that you do be done in love.
be patient and kind.
rejoice with the truth.
bear, trust, hope, and endure.
do not: envy, boast, keep any record of wrongs, delight in wrongdoings.
be not: arrogant, irritable, selfish, rude.
love always. love like Jesus. for He first loved.​

 

[Blessed Each Day]

Mine's just a nice way to remember God's transcendence and sovereignty.

 

[MehGuy]

A deathbed quote from a woman I highly suspect found suffering quite spiritual. She certainly isn't the only one throughout history (and some are much more blatant) but she's certainly the most friendly and loving one I found and probably the most marketable.

Sometimes I like to look up newspaper articles from the late 19th century. A time when scientists were starting to analyze people who found suffering to be beautiful and link it with religion. There was one article about the human Pindoll woman. Apparently she liked to stick pins into her skin or something.. lol. IDK.. just find it eerily similar to the late 20th Century villain Pinhead from the Hellraiser series.

Seemed like the people around her had a negative attitude about her, while scientists found her an exciting curiosity. She was apparently a delinquent who liked suffering. Don't think she ever aired her side of the story. Someone I'd like to follow up with, but sadly probably lost to time.

 

[Sif]

Mine is a quote from The Havamal (Sayings of the High One {AKA Odin}). It is in poem form and is the best source for old Nordic Philosophy.

The image is of the Fenris Wolf (AKA Fenrir) A monster from Norse mythology (one of Loki's monstrous children) that has a prominent role in Ragnarok.

 

[sunshineforJesus]

Mine is a reminder to always shine your light to the World.