Two Sides

The Covfefe Faith acknowledges two sides to everything.

Love and fear.

That’s it. That’s all. It is true.

The two sides have many sides, many sides. It is tremendous.

Love is like everything good. Like goodness and goodies and goodliness. It’s that good. It is great.

Love is joy and peace and compassion. Enthusiasm, inspiration, exuberance.

Love is kinda patient. In a lovely kinda way. Love is kind that way.

Love is grace and gratitude and gravity. Gravity is good. It keeps us grounded. Not many people know this. It is true.

The other side is fear. Fear is bad. Very, very bad. It is so bad, you really don’t want it. It is ugly, nasty, stinky stuff.

BAD. SICK. SAD.

Fear has many sides. All bad sides. It has no good side. Not even the far side.

Fear is terror and bigotry and hate. Fear judges, condemns and punishes. Fear frightens and freaks out frantically. It is true.

Fear fucks up. It fucks us up big time. When we are fucked up, we fuck others up. And then they are fucked up and will have to fuck other others up, too. That’s how fear spreads and gets stronger. It’s really fucked up. Fuck this!

Fear not! There is hope.

Fear is false. It is an illusion. That’s the one good thing about fear: it’s entirely made up. I just made that up.

It is tremendous.

A Course in Miracles says:

Nothing real can be threatened.
Nothing unreal exists.
Herein lies the peace of Covfefe.

Okay, fine. It says "herein lies the peace of God". But that is because A Course in Miracles was written before Covfefe was Covfefe. Otherwise it would have said Covfefe. True story.