Hi Shelly, sometimes seeing how another handles stress gives you both motivation and insight. I try to control my emotions and don’t see myself as reacting negatively to what others say or do, why should I because enlightened souls are careful in what they say or do and what ever an unconscious person says and does, I just don’t react to. What I say of do in response rarely changes an unconscious person. It’s usually just a waste of energy that sets me up for more pain. If I do try to say something to an unconscious person, whether or not the unconscious person acts favorably does not matter. I merely gave it my best shot and I have no regrets.

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Pam Thank you for your well needed social work. My wife was a social worker long before we met, but lacked the necessary compassion for unwed mothers who would keep having children when already burdened with poverty and the agency’s apparent tolerance. If she had not changed her career and become a hairdresser, she would probably not met me. As for how to create a more loving and peaceful world, my passion is to make social guidance freely available, particularly to troubled souls. It is partly the reason why I have a team called “A Wholesome Inspirational Healthy & Joyous Life” team.

Susan and Patricia, I’m new also having just read Gary and Linda’s book The Mind of the Soul just this week. Hope to be active and share my journey here as well. I feel that in the United States, we all have to do a lot of soul searching to understand how to reach out to troubled souls to reduce any impulsiveness to violent acts of evil. It all starts with making helpful information freely available and spreading cheerful words of compassion for others regardless of their earthly suit that they have inherited, grown into, or adopted. I will make this my passion.