The Dashboard of Information 123 at Your Fingertips

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You see it everywhere, like groceries, which is the best information for you to consume and use?

It has been my experience this all starts in elementary school- that's been a hot minute.

You have choices, and the choices are all yours. But which information is the best?

The high school era is over, but you remember research papers- the requirement for graduation was 

writing a thick paper with a strong thesis and support to back up what you said in your document for 

for your high school diploma, same thing with college. No professor would even accept a paper with

Wikipedia for information reflecting what you said in your paper, no way!

So, what is the "way" of information for you whether exiting domestic abusive relationship or NOT...?

Information you receive is solid, not wobbly, not ever. 

But we know there is unstable information out there in the world, so you must be vigilant and seek 

accurate content.

We know that scripture is accurate. It's always good to double check your sources and fact check or 

cross reference what you are reading.

For instance, check the King James Version verses the Message Bible, and the Amplified Bible, and so

 forth. Cross checking is important and valuable. Where you find x scripture, you will find it 

in another scripture.

What about the TV? Just because you heard it on television does not make it the truth. Use reliable 

sources for the information you are receiving or put it down.

How about from people? This is a good one! There are a lot of good and honest people telling the truth,

but not everyone is. You need to "test" and first. They could be speaking from anger, a fractioned

heart, old wounds, trauma, jealousy, double-mindedness, even manipulation. Be aware of where the 

person is speaking from. If it is in-person, you can tell by their eyes and body language if they are 

being honest or not, giving good information. Body language and the eyes never ever lie.

I'm just saying, be aware. Don't overthink it.

What are your thoughts on billboards? Anyone pay attention to those anymore? We have the electronic 

ones now, plus the older ones. Beware of where you receive your information from. What is the 

impression you receive from the communication? Is it positive or negative?

Groups are another good one. The groups have good people, but all of the information may not be 

solid. It does have a lot to do with trust. It also has much to do with what spirit is operating behind that

person. Are you following me?

What are their beliefs and perspectives? Like I mentioned moments ago, are they coming from a place 

of pain, hurt, disgust, anger, whatever? Or, they could be coming from values, high standards, integrity,

and aligning with the Word of God.

You'll find if a person has not been offended by you, they can easily speak with you and will be honest.

They won't hold information back. Also, there is a good number of people who do want to help and will 

provide accurate and trusting information to you- they will go beyond what you think should be plenty 

and give you a barnful of information. 

211 is a good place for information from what I have learned. Lots of valuable information there if you 

ever need it.

Blessings in the name of Jesus.

Women Empowerment Solutions- Empowering Women Against Domestic Abuse through Biblical

 Principles.

800-799-7233 Domestic Hotline

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