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Think of all the most powerful and impactful people you know or have read about and consider that with all of their insight, we have not yet brought peace to the world.
Is it possible that the reason is that we keep looking to others to solve the problem?
It seems there is always “one more thing.” The last word, a new course, the newest invention. A few days ago, I had an experience that allowed me to see even more clearly that what is really necessary at this moment is not “another thing.” Let me see if I can describe the event accurately.
In talking with a dear friend and client, who we will call, Sarah, I was reminded that her sister, Faith, had passed away some years ago on this day in a tragic car accident. I could hear the sadness in Sarah’s voice and I asked what was going on inside? She told me she was sad about missing her sister and I asked, “Isn’t this the sister that was the love of your life, the love of everyone’s life? Who brought joy and laughter to everyone she touched? So you celebrate her life by being sad?” At this point my friend asked what was wrong with me? “Wasn’t it OK to be sad about the loss of such a dear person?” Continue Reading →
There are hundreds of religions around the world.
I wonder what it says about us when we do not study what others consider to be important?
