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The LSGSM Stability Test

What Kind of Bond Are You Building?

​Ask yourself (and your partner) these three questions to see if your _Love life_ is leading to a Legacy or a Crash.

​1.
​When the Donor (usually the man in this context) drops a Seed (money, an idea, or a resource) into the hands of the Acceptor, what happens 48 hours later?

​A) The Consumption
The resource is gone, and the Acceptor is asking for more to maintain their Status. (This is Parasitic).

​B) The Multiplication
The resource has been managed, invested, or turned into something that benefits the Team. (This is Ionic Bonding).

If there is no Value Added after the transfer, you aren't building an institution; you are running a charity.

​2.
​When a Pothole (financial crisis or health scare) hits the car, does the Acceptor release energy back into the system to keep the car moving, or do they de-bond and look for a more stable element?

​A) Division: They pull away because their Electronegativity is only satisfied when things are High.

​B) Oneness: They become a Donor in that moment, sacrificing their own comfort to stabilize the Engine.

A true Acceptor knows that their stability is tied to the stability of the Home. If the car crashes, they crash too.

​3.
​Do you both have your own separate private accounts of dreams, or do your dreams share the same Orbital (Path)?

​A) Division: You are just fitting schedules and living like roommates.

​B) Oneness: You talk about Our Land, Our Business, and Our Kids' Future more than *My* stuff.

In chemistry, atoms share electrons to reach a lower, more peaceful energy state. If you are always fighting for control, you are in a high-energy, unstable state that will eventually explode

Love Sexuality GSM

"The fact that husbands are instructed to initiate and demonstrate sacrificial love in Ephesians 5:25 doesn't mean wives are exempt or off the hook. It's not a one-sided responsibility. Both partners have roles to play in mutual love and respect. Let's beware of interpretations that manipulate or distort the intended meaning." ~Dir Josh DMP

Two Women facing Life Realities

Some time later, two prostitutes came to the king to have an argument settled.

"Please, my lord," one of them began, "this woman and I live in the same house. I gave birth to a baby while she was with me in the house.

Three days later, she also had a baby. We were alone; there were only two of us in the house.

But her baby died during the night when she rolled over on it.

Then she got up in the night and took my son from beside me while I was asleep. She laid her dead child in my arms and took mine to sleep beside her.

And in the morning when I tried to nurse my son, he was dead! But when I looked more closely in the morning light, I saw that it wasn't my son at all."

Then the other woman interrupted, "It certainly was your son, and the living child is mine.No," the first woman said, "the dead one is yours, and the living one is mine." And so they argued back and forth before the king.

Then the king said, "Let's get the facts straight. Both of you claim the living child is yours, and each says that the dead child belongs to the other.

All right, bring me a sword." So a sword was brought to the king.

Then he said, "Cut the living child in two and give half to each of these women!"

Then the woman who really was the mother of the living child, and who loved him very much, cried out, "Oh no, my lord! Give her the child--please do not kill him!" But the other woman said, "All right, he will be neither yours nor mine; divide him between us!"

Then the king said, "Do not kill him, but give the baby to the woman who wants him to live, for she is his mother!"

Word of the king's decision spread quickly throughout all Israel, and the people were awed as they realized the great wisdom God had given him to render decisions with justice.

~First Kings III. XVI - XXVIII

In the story, the real mother shows true love by putting her child's life first. This teaches us that real love means being willing to give up something for someone else.

For singles wanting to marry, it’s important to look for a partner who cares about others and can show kindness.

For married couples, it reminds you to keep your love strong by being kind and putting each other first.

In both cases, love is about caring for others and making sacrifices for their happiness.

What are your thoughts?

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Wednesday, June 18th, 2025

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