It is fantastic how much change we can easily accept – “As long as it does not affect me”…
Nothing so needs reforming as other people’s habits.
Mark Twain
Once we have acquired a habit, regardless if it is a “good one” or a “bad one” it becomes almost as an incurable decease or an addiction… and like most addicts we are likely to fight any attempt to remove or change that habit.
Let’s take a look at one of our addictions, in the “rich parts” of the world – “Abundance”
Ever since we heard about the cornucopia of children’s fairy tales, it seems that humanity has decided to make the fairy tale come true – that is, the rich part of humanity have decided to… Continue reading
I still remember when I learned how to ride a tricycle, and I am reminded of it every time I look in a mirror – the white scar on my forehead is not covered with hair anymore – it matches exactly with a flange on one of the large cast iron radiators that heated up the house where I grew up… so did this close encounter with “heavy-metal” stop me from riding the tricycle – of course not, once I had experienced the “slipstream” going down the hallway, I was “hooked”…