In a society so concerned with self-image and power, it is easy to see why we assert the positive and do not want to own our negativity – to deny our limitation and resistance. As a culture we are taught to not show our vulnerability or weakness and to present a strong self-image to others.  To admit that we do

The reason so few people succeed in living a truly fulfilling life is that they lack real commitment to their ideal vision or achieving the goals necessary along the way to attain it. When a commitment to attain an ideal is made and adhered to, a person attains the energy, power and resources necessary to create their ideal.  In fact

I believe in the real possibility of an Enlightened Humanity … however, it is totally up to us – we decide, we make it happen … the only important questions you have to ask yourself are – what are you going to contribute, how committed are you to making positive change for your life, your loved ones, your country and

In all of us there is an aspect of our self that hates the truth, it hates to be real, honest and vulnerable. It has only personal agendas and seeks out what it can get for it’s self without any real concern for others.   This part of our self runs unconsciously in us like a thief in the night.

When we integrate enough of our identity/ego self back into self-awareness, we begin to radiate the free attention we have re-gained out into the environment around us. Attention, when neutral and non-judgmental is unconditional love. When we have released enough self-judgment, the quality of our attention is clear and energizing.  It is nourishing and life supporting.  In fact, people who