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Monday, July 27, 2009

Hears a poem I heard not too long ago in church. It's probably in circulation around the internet for quite awhile. But personally I think it's a pretty powerful one and one that humbles the reader in understanding the plight of others, And the key message is one of the most important that anyone, Christian or non should learn. Do not judge, For that was the only nature of God that was withheld from us.

Pray that you don't find fault with the man, who limps or
stumbles along the road, unless you have worn the shoes
he wears, or struggled beneath his load.
There may be tacks in his shoes that hurts , thought hidden
from view, or the burden he bears, placed upon your back
might make you stumble too.

Don't be harsh with the man who sins, or pelt him with
your words or stone , unless you are sure yes doubly sure
that you have no sins of your own. For you know perhaps
if a tempter’s voice should whisper as soft and sweet to your
ears as it did to his when he went astray, it could cause you
to stagger too.

Don't sneer at the man who's down today, unless you have
felt the blow that caused him to fall, or felt the shame that
only the fallen know. You may be strong, but still the blows
that were his if dealt to you in the same way, at the same
time, might cause you to stagger too...

Judge not unless you are ready to be judged

Pyschotic Exodus blogged at 8:49 PM

May your light shine...
in the darkness...

Saturday, July 18, 2009

It's that day finally that millions of Malaysians have been waiting for (might be a slight exaggeration). Its finally Game Day at Bukit Jalil National Stadium, where the Malaysia XI team will be pitting off against Manchester United. Fans have been waiting for months for this day. sadly to see just how badly Malaysia will be walloped by the EPL team. Im half tempted to take the train to the stadium just to see if we might possibly mimic the fan procession to the stadium, singing the Manutd anthem and waving flags in the air, Possibly minusing the rowdiness of course. But I'm really looking forward to it. Hopefully Malaysia can beat the 2 - 1 aggregate that Chelsea set when they played malaysia recently.
MALAYSIA BOLEH!

Pyschotic Exodus blogged at 2:27 PM

May your light shine...
in the darkness...

Friday, July 17, 2009

There are so many times I worry about what it has in store for me,
Especially surprisingly when it comes to the area that I would live.
I've always felt a deep connection with Wangsa Maju. Maybe it's because I've been playing truant here since high school days. Or that I've solidified the bond with most of my core friends around this area. What ever the case, I've decided to leave this aspect into the hands of God. There might be a chance of me moving from here to Petaling Jaya / Subang Jaya.
All of this is in the preliminary stages. Will it happen? I haven't a clue? Am I worried about it like I used to be? Nope.
If I were to move there and without a car what decision would I make regarding church? Even that I haven't a clue. But I'm not going to be prematurely worried, But I'm Just believing that God has my best interests in mind what ever the outcome may be. =)

Pyschotic Exodus blogged at 2:11 AM

May your light shine...
in the darkness...

Wednesday, July 08, 2009

Now this is an extremely early post! One of the few times I've ever posted something up as early as 9a.m. But on the way to college something piqued my interest. While taking the usual route to college by switching to the RapidKL feeder bus from Bangsar LRT station, upon the bus I was a tad surprised that on the inner section of the bus was a "PAS" sticker. The slogan upon it was "PAS For All" in it's usual predominat white letters and green background. Honestly are public transportation vehicles allowed to be politically alligned? While politics in hand is at the discretion of the driver, Something as public as a bus I feel should not act as political billboards. The irony would be that RapidKL is government owned and by placing a PAS sticker that driver would be supporting the opposition? Is that remotely defined as treason by a public servant? :)

Pyschotic Exodus blogged at 9:24 AM

May your light shine...
in the darkness...

Tuesday, July 07, 2009

I guess by now, Nearly everybody knows of the passing away of Michael Jackson. It was a bit of a shock that he passed away merely at the age of 50 years old. Old Michael used to be one of my favourite singers when I was younger, Really young. I think I was 5 years old when I begged my parents to get the "Dangerous" Album on cassette. It was one of my favourites.
While I was saddened at the departure of Michael I realized one thing. That the illegal CD circle was extremely quick to capitalize on his demise. By the following day, there were DVD's in nearly all the shops containing his entire musical works, Concerts, tours ,and even biographies. It's pretty amazing that practically 99% of what you can find in the shops now we're never stocked before. And all of a sudden they're in abundance. I guess to some people, It is a natural response. To stock up on memorabilia merely because at a later time it would be harder to find. I do find it interesting though. Well since one of my housemates is planning on buying the entire works of Michael Jackson, I guess I sorta have my share as well ;)
While not really making fun of the dead, I remembered this video. Made me laugh ages ago!

Pyschotic Exodus blogged at 11:04 PM

May your light shine...
in the darkness...

Wednesday, July 01, 2009

Today wasn't too bad! The muscle aching from gym finally subsided and after class a bunch of us went down to Ikea for lunch. Ikea is just one of those places where it is so awesome to window shop,and the temptation of buying something that you absolutely don't even need is high. Thats the problem about walking through "Home Lifestyle" shops. You can think up of a million different things and additions your room needs. But once getting it, you wouldn't actually use. So I just practically covered my eye's and headed towards the cafeteria for lunch, which was the main reason we ended up in Ikea anyways. After a generous serving of "Swedish Meatballs & Fries" I wrapped up lunch with a "Daim Cake". Honestly I've heard ravings about the Daim cake. It was pretty decent, But nothing really much to rave about. If it had been chocked full with more Daim, That would have been a different matter all together. Total damage? Around Rm16, inclusive of drinks. Was pretty satisfied with it

Pyschotic Exodus blogged at 2:56 AM

May your light shine...
in the darkness...