story about young Jusus

Stanislaw Barszczak— Jesus son of Joseph — (story about young man, son of carpenter)Let me say, at the beginning my first contact to the another human being was wrong, I think. I tried to disappear. I never looked into the eyes, always gazing at the floor. I couldn’t be approached. And wouldn’t talk to anyone. I wasn’t able to establish any kind of rapport with other people, probably because I was alone for such a long time. Dad worked heavily in joiner’s workshop. I was a bit terrified, but I had such good memories of my stay on stage that I decided to give it a try. So, I’ve overcome myself. And now, now I’ve learned to trust, to build relations. I’m an example for everyone, all boys want to be like I. So, in Nazareth I’ve heard everything I had expected to hear. I wanted to present to the listeners something that I myself am convinced to. All went according to plan, and because of this I’m satisfied. I attended every concert, most of them I listened to in full, because I wanted to present to the listeners something that I myself am convinced to. Has it happened during those years that an artist became famous in Galilee because of the feast festival? Judas Iscariota and the others is an example of such an artist. He’s extremely original, and talented musician. I’m very satisfied because of the fact that we didn’t count on the commercial success of the festival, but it happened anyway. It’s a very pleasant side effect. Coming here for the weekend, or even half a day really is the highest form of recognition. We’re still polishing the logistics, promotion, and we’re also working on broadening the audience. My main goal is the constant evolution of my sermons…My travel help a lot, obviously. My first contact with fauces, with this instrument was at a late stage, when I was 12. However, my father also was a public man, he would often take me to his rehearsals at the garrison. There were beautiful voices there. I still believe this to be one of the defining moments of me becoming a musician. I still remember their particular scent…But I was my own decision. I started very late, aware that that chariot was already leaving the platform of the street. But I think I’m living proof of the fact that enough hard work and faith can help in catching that chariot on way fastly. I would practice 17 years, ten hours a day. My spine is a painful memory of that time. I’m afraid. But I do not regret that decision…In youth I’ve heard a lot of my country. As can be seen, history does not always repeat itself, at least for the time being. Who would have thought several months ago that in the face of the migrant crisis Judea would be the first to extend a helping hand to refugees? Judea became open for them, if once has proved it! A country that has never fought for salvation of the world until this time and that suppressed even its own people imposing the tight constriction of the Roman Empire on them today grows up to be the only reasonable voice of conscience in the self-contained Empire. Its openness will probably end soon too because the inhabitants of Judea do not have endless patience for their authorities. The problem us that other countries do not really feel like being this promised land for the poor and oppressed. Galilee, my country has become home to people of so many cultures in the recent years that we did not even notice it. They have worked here and lived with us for years, and we are more than willing to take advantage of their work. So, do Galilee have lost something because of that? I represent a generation that has grown up in the new Galilee already. I do not remember food ration coupons, long queues or empty shelves on jewish bazaar, but I do know the history of Roman Empire well. So, who can understand refugees and economic migrants better than our neighbours if not us…? We do not understand them even though we should because our memory is defective… You see the fact that we appealed for and accepted others help in hard times. Where is our solidarity? But now about other that else. My beloved, now the only effective cure for hurry: expeditions of my papers. As you probably have noticed if you follow my spiritual achievement just a bit, for the past 20 years I have been constantly changing. It’s hard to pigeonhole me within one ecclesiastical genre. It something I can’t change, I can’t change my voice… But as I still have mentioned my sermons story is about a man in the context if the universe. I would say here, there’s a grace and the faith man, but live community has great power and there’s always the frenzy! It keeps you going. Sadness is undoubtedly an important part of our development. Betania village. It was my first visit there. I went to get to know those people, witness how it all looked like, feel the atmosphere. Before that I had been in the eternal city of Jerusalem, as you know which to be as I am…It’s a very picturesque place. I can’t imagine living anywhere outside Jerusalem and definitely not within the next 30 years. I love my country. I not perfect, as any other country, but for me Jerusalem is people. I don’t know if I would fit in a different mentality, a completely different culture, a different set of rules. I have my family and friends here. I like coming back here after my tours. There is a kind of freedom to all here that most Romans wouldn’t understand, and that is not entirely familiar to them. There are bound to material things, everyone’s got a house, a family, and they take care of it. To see people, to be pilgrim with them here, it’s perfect inspiration to create sermon for them. And that’s how my tour is going to look like. The entire meeting to them will be a crazy wedding, but also beautiful ballads, and revenge. Someone betrayed, someone married the wrong person, not the one they had promised to marry, she killed him, blood and tears everywhere… We are all sports fans in Galilee and Judea. We say that the tension reaches its height when the Nazaranian team appears at the arena. We watch their every move with bated breath waiting for them to win. We believe the competitors are in top form, on which they kept working hard before the competition. There was a second Cesar of our Empire for that reason in Jerusalem already. Then, the great philosopher of our time on his deathbed, when he did not speak, but still was able to write. I have the Talmud paper, that one lay on his coffin on the day of his funeral. He was holding a paper between legs. Ovidius’ poem. He always new how to get what he wanted. Then, volunteers from John came up, with our guide Peter, and with James. They were carrying bags full of trash. A lot less than four years before. We took a fish, and it was an honor that they invited me to it although I hadn’t collected anything. I thought that I want in reality it wasn’t about the trash, nor reaching the top of Jordan river, but about allowing those several kids to enter another phase in life. Maybe insignificant, but still binding. It’s hard to be a teacher. Then, what had happened in my youth else? Then, I have learned other people. I first Judas when I was a young boy. I gave him my songs that he was to sing. I think that it was this kind of a moment in our lives that we needed each other very much without even knowing it. He also loves life as it is, without pretense. Judas was undergoing personal life and musical changes, he was looking for new ways to express himself. He was able to combine their creativity with his own. What I needed was this kind of a producer. He, on the other hand, needed an artist with whom he could record a good idea and show everyone his talent to produce. And it worked. We both achieved tremendous success. We also became friends. I liked him very much, his family, kids. I felt at home with them. I was grateful to him that I could count on his kindness, and knowledge in the complicated world of show business, where no rules apply. Judas tries to make family the most important element of his life. It makes him more open, willing to work, and creative. It makes him ready for new challenges. He is not driven by sadness and sorrow, but harmony and love in life. (Continuation of this blogstory will follow soon, autor)

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