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Embodying Beauty: You
No object is so beautiful that, under certain conditions, it cannot be ugly. Because there is so much ugliness in the world, and knowing that beauty and truth are two of life’s great champions, I feel compelled to write about beauty. All we have to do is look for beauty, it is everywhere, awakening the soul to act—to love. Many people forget the important role the soul plays in happiness; beauty illuminates the soul—love.
What is beauty?
If you look up the word “beauty” you will overwhelming conclude that it focuses on the outward appearance—just like spiritual literature tells us. The thing about beauty is it lives among the
We the People…
The great Thomas Jefferson said, “When the government fears the people, there is liberty. When the people fear the government, there is tyranny.” The censorship by US Congress, State Legislatures, the Department of Justice (DOJ), and Big Tech (Google, Amazon, Twitter, Facebook, IBM, Apple and others), of President Donald J. Trump, Parler and 80 plus million Americans by trying to strong-arm them into submission is profoundly immoral…
Life Is a Mirror: It Reflects You
Ever person who has been a parent or in another leadership role knows the futility of lecturing and trying to change the other. Still that doesn’t stop the resolve to try to control the other’s behavior or force our desired outcome(s). Why? Because we want to change what is making us uncomfortable on the inside; it is uncomfortable embracing our shadow sides. As leaders, we are often blinded by our lack of insight into…
Can You Choose to Love What You Hate?
Have you ever noticed how you instantly feel when someone says, “I hate (fill in the blank)?” Hatred can seem benign. For example, someone says, “I hate cilantro. It tastes like soap in my mouth.” Or hatred cannot seem so innocuous when a person says, “I hate Native Americans, they are stupid.” Now, that hatred feels…