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- @iamchantal | If you could change anything about the way you were raised, what would it be?Click here to reply to @iamchantal
"And as an adult, you make mistakes that you could have avoided if you had known a little bit more, and then those mistakes create more damage than if you had learned, you know, learned a little bit more when you were younger. So I understand sheltering your children, trying to protect them, and I kind of do that myself now, I think, with my kid."2 min - @arunanandarao | Before making a phone call, do you ever rehearse what you are going to say?Click here to reply to @arunanandarao
"However, for casual or routine calls with beloved or relatives or friends, some may prefer a more spontaneous approach. Whether or not to rehearse depends on the nature of the calls and your comfort level with the topic, whether it is extempore or written. The Art and Ethics of Phone Call Words, Silence and Wisdom now we are exploring together the subtle art of phone call communication."15 min - @MsColes77 | Do you believe in giving people second chances, and why?Click here to reply to @MsColes77
"Hey, Shelly. So I do believe in giving second chances. Depending on the situation, if someone does something really egregious, then no. But if someone does something, if there's a misunderstanding, a disagreement, something that we can work through, then yes, I'm willing to give a second chance. I do believe people should have a second chance. Especially like when I look at football and I see how some players didn't make it in the NFL, but."3 min - @MsColes77 | Before making a phone call, do you ever rehearse what you are going to say?Click here to reply to @MsColes77
"Hey, Shelly, this is a great topic. So I do rehearse phone calls. Depending on the nature of the call, if I'm about to deliver a lot of information, and I want to be mindful of how I deliver that information, I just. I want to rehearse what I'm about to say to make sure that I'm being clear and that prayerfully, my communication is not taken out of context. But in general, no, I don't rehearse phone calls before I make them."2 min - @AnngieKaye | Before making a phone call, do you ever rehearse what you are going to say?Click here to reply to @AnngieKaye
"But it's not a text where you got to read it and totally, you know, misconstrue it and what have you. But it's not a phone call. I'm not bothering you. If you're doing something or driving, you listen to it at your leisure. You get back to me when you can. But it's also. It doesn't have to drag on as far as the conversation. So, yes, I have rehearsed before making a phone call."2 min - @lhnath | Do you believe in giving people second chances, and why?Click here to reply to @lhnath
"They could never bring their father back, obviously, and it was lost to their family, of course, but they had a choice. They could forgive or not. And they chose to forgive. I want to tell you another story again. It was related to prison, to crime. There was this man and he got in with the wrong people and he, they were trying to, I think, rob a bank."15 min - @kwa | Do you believe in giving people second chances, and why?Click here to reply to @kwa
"I'm not gonna say a whole lot or especially if I spoken to you a lot. And I think, I think for me this is where people tend not to see this coming because I think when people talk a lot, people don't really take. Like if person A talks a lot about an issue, about what they're going to do or what they don't find what they don't find appropriate."4 min - @arunanandarao | Do you believe in giving people second chances, and why?Click here to reply to @arunanandarao
"Brian Stevenson, American lawyer and founder of the Equal Justice Initiative. Fight for second chances for incarcerated individuals, particularly those wrongly accused, are harshly sentenced. His work is rooted in the belief that people are more than the worst mistakes and that society thrives when it offers paths for redemption. We will say yes to the power and wisdom of second chances. Belief in second chances is a profound expression of hope, compassion and resilience."15 min - @arunanandarao | What is consciousness?Click here to reply to @arunanandarao
"In many indigenous philosophies, consciousness pervades not just humans, but animals, stones, rivers, even the wind. A shared aliveness. Even Islamic philosophers like Ibn Sina, Avicenna and Sufi mystics speak of a nur that is light, that is both divine and immanent within the heart. Buddhist, Hindu and Yogic texts describe consciousness as the very fabric of reality. Names like chit in Sanskrit or Isikli, Turkish for full of light. Now, before explaining further, I want to go poetically."15 min - @arunanandarao | What song best represents your life?Click here to reply to @arunanandarao
"Let the mind churn, let the waves unfurl Let questions come and go Attend to, breathe, Return to heart Release, receive and flow when wounded by the scorpion of worry Monkey mind so wild and proud Remember even restless rivers find the sea in silent shroud no right, no wrong, just witnessing Alaipa Yudhe O heart, Alaipayudhe Let every trembling, every yearning be music for the soul Today so ends our song, Beloved wanderer Stillness waves within the wave Let Krishna's flute Let Buddha's silence guide your mind Be bold, be brave now coming back to the song again Kana My mind is all aflutter O Krishna, Listening to the joyous enchanting music of your flute my mind is all aflutter."15 min
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