“The Beginning of Moral Redemption”

This tech experience is new to me, so please bear with me. Welcome to Massive Otter Promotions! The singular goal of this business is to bring the message to people that moral redemption is not just a fancy sociological term: It is a reality.

Few people talk real talk these days. In this digital age people are seeking for all sorts of information online. Not everything they come across is helpful. To seek true moral redemption means that we have to be talking to one another about real life challenges.

Talking about things such as hate, and discrimination is a difficult thing to do. Questions such as "Why do people hate?" "How do I get past my feelings of hatred?" "Is hatred ever justified?" " How do I get over feelings of hatred that others have towards me?" "Where does hatred come from?, can be extremely hard to find answers for.

The reason this is so difficult is that these are questions that we can only answer by taking a long hard look inside of YOURSELF, a place no search engine can bring you to.

It is my hope that through openly my discussing my life's venture, and my own quest to seek moral redemption from a life of hate, to a life full of love and compassion, can help others find their path to obtain their own moral redemption.

From now on I will be posting Blogs weekly. I will be using raw real talk. There will be no sugar coating, or promises of miraculous change instantly without effort. What you will read are my views on life as an American, pre and post hate, pre and post incarceration, and of course the most important, how my views formed in the first place.

None of us are terminally unique. We all suffer from challenges and struggles, self doubt, and a feeling of general malaise about the society in which we live. I don't see my struggle as being unique. I look at it as an American Story, with elements that are not mine alone, but ones we may have all faced at one time or another.

All of this can be overcome. The moral redemption for society begins with the people in it. Moral redemption begins with you. It changes society one person at a time.

I know. I've done it. I hope I can guide you to begin your own quest for moral redemption, and in doing so make the society in which we live a better place to be.

Best,

Steven M. Stroud