So today I'm talking about conforming. Now what in goodness gracious do I mean by conforming?

Well it's a really kind of interesting subject and it's almost familiar what I've been talking about

over the years of doing what I'm doing.

You see when we're conforming, I like to think that way back when we started to get together

at society, we were in need to be conformed.

Now, it sounds interesting what I put that way, but what does it really do?

What does conforming really do?

It means you're setting yourself up by a certain set of guidelines, some rules or some laws. You're conforming to

a way of life, right? You're conforming to your values and your belief systems, and those values and

belief systems can come from society. But although conforming to a degree

has actually allowed us to come together as a society, I know it doesn't always feel like that

in this day and age, but it does actually do that. We conform to a certain lifestyle. We conform to

the law. We conform to values certain lifestyle we conform to the law we conform to

values whether you're religious or your spiritual atheist you always conform to a

certain lifestyle a way of being in this world and it's usually dependent on how

we've been brought up brought up even and the society that we've been led into.

So that's one thing and it's good.

But here's the big, big pitfall.

This is the lie that we have not been really told about.

You see, on the one level, conforming is great because it means that you are all

agreeing to live by a certain set of rules or laws to a certain degree based on your values or

your belief systems. But the problem is, the way and the nature of conforming is also a limitation.

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