The blame game
What has blaming ever really done for you? It provides an extremely temporary release from responsibility. It may answer the question of who or what did something but ultimately, it is not a solution. These days blame is practically a sport; it’s nothing new, it started in the Garden of Eden when Adam blamed Eve and Eve blamed the serpent for their own disobedience. The serpent didn’t cast blame; for one thing there was no one else to blame but secondly (and more importantly) he planted the seeds of sin and blame, it accomplished what he set out to do. We blame our parents, the weather, government, the rich, the poor, other races or religions and any other group we can think of. Yes, it’s true that certain things started somewhere. However, let’s look at the bottom line; what does blaming do for you? It creates discontentment, anger, resentment, it removes us from personal responsibility. Taking the responsibility to do something about your issue is the first