Many people have misunderstood my message. When I advise people to extend love to others, despite how they're behaving, I'm not suggesting that this will miraculously transform them. I am not suggesting that anyone should be a doormat and take repeated abuse. What I am saying is that "We forgive others for our own peace of mind." We forgive others and extend love to others to free ourselves from our sense of victimhood, to free ourselves from our own emotional prison of anger and resentment.

I'm riffing about observing but not seeing. Saying you've forgiven someone when you really haven't. Body language and eye contact. When we act like children we shouldn't be surprised or angry when people treat us like children. What is maturity? Do you say, "I don't know."? Do you question your own thoughts? And more.

I'm riffing about observing but not seeing. Saying you've forgiven someone when you really haven't. Body language and eye contact. When we act like children we shouldn't be surprised or angry when people treat us like children. What is maturity? Do you say, "I don't know."? Do you question your own thoughts? And more.

Who should we blame for the Las Vegas Massacre? Obviously, the shooter. But I would suggest that, in a way, we are all responsible. Why? Because all minds are joined. When one person has a thought of hate, we all feel it at a collective unconscious level. When one person has a thought of love, we all feel it at a collective unconscious level. The more hate thoughts coming into our mind from the collective unconscious, the more likely that they will push someone over the top to do something evil. The more loving thoughts coming into our mind from the collective unconscious, the more likely they will push someone over the top to do something loving. This is why it is important that each of us do what we can to rid ourselves of our thoughts of hate, anger, judgment, vengeance, etc., no matter how minor we may think they are because they all add up. We can disagree with others and resolve differences without hate and violence if we hold compassion, tolerance and acceptance in our mind as much as possible, as best we can.

Who should we blame for the Las Vegas Massacre? Obviously, the shooter. But I would suggest that, in a way, we are all responsible. Why? Because all minds are joined. When one person has a thought of hate, we all feel it at a collective unconscious level. When one person has a thought of love, we all feel it at a collective unconscious level. The more hate thoughts coming into our mind from the collective unconscious, the more likely that they will push someone over the top to do something evil. The more loving thoughts coming into our mind from the collective unconscious, the more likely they will push someone over the top to do something loving. This is why it is important that each of us do what we can to rid ourselves of our thoughts of hate, anger, judgment, vengeance, etc., no matter how minor we may think they are because they all add up. We can disagree with others and resolve differences without hate and violence if we hold compassion, tolerance and acceptance in our mind as much as possible, as best we can.

There are a lot of misconceptions about ADHD. Hopefully, this video will help clear things up by providing symptoms, diagnoses that look like ADHD, and treatment approaches.

There are a lot of misconceptions about ADHD. Hopefully, this video will help clear things up by providing symptoms, diagnoses that look like ADHD, and treatment approaches.

We are acting like children with Oppositional Defiant Disorder and it is causing the divisiveness and polarization of our citizenry. It is causing the destruction of our democracy. The end result will be more violence and innocent people getting hurt because we don't have the courage and the wisdom to stop opposing and attacking each other, instead of having civil discussions that challenge people's positions but don't attack their character.

We are acting like children with Oppositional Defiant Disorder and it is causing the divisiveness and polarization of our citizenry. It is causing the destruction of our democracy. The end result will be more violence and innocent people getting hurt because we don't have the courage and the wisdom to stop opposing and attacking each other, instead of having civil discussions that challenge people's positions but don't attack their character.

I start out talking about some YouTube comments I received and the toxic relationships video I did that has triggered extreme reactions, and then I re-iterate my position that Forgiveness heals Us, that we forgive others for our own peace of mind, that when we hang onto our anger and resentments, we are bringing the past into the present and victimizing ourselves long after we were initially victimized by someone else. And I reinforce the idea that forgiveness is ultimately the key to inner peace and happiness.