It’s easy (and admittedly Good) to be a loyal fan of those we like and Love.  It has been said that every Master would have been nothing without his or her primary Muse — that every masterpiece ever created would have remained forever dormant but for that small handful of people who believed in another so staunchly; so unreservedly; so powerfully that the brilliance within them had but no choice but to emerge to astound and bewonder.

 

And yet what of those who are not so liked or revered?  What of those who are not so Loved?  What of those who — for whatever reason(s) — have been cast by the wayside of society; reviled for their wrongdoings; ridiculed for their otherness … What of those outcasts?  What of those untouchables?  What of those “villains” and “criminals” and “vile-doers” and “crazies”?  Do they not too have a latent Mastery within them? Can they not just as well blossom forth to be a boon where they have otherwise been but a bane?

 

Of course they do, and of course they can.  And yet who will be their Muse?  Who will be brave enough to openly embrace their still-innate Humanity?  Who will be humble enough to openly champion their still-latent Greatness?

 

  I will do so … will you do so too?

 

 “Our chief yearning is for someone to move us to become what we know we could be; to encourage us to become who we truly and deeply are.” ~ inspired by Ralph Waldo Emerson

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