Would You Change – Tracy Chapman (5:07)
A View of the Heavens Om Meditation (6:31)
What experiences from your past have you used to change how you respond to difficult situations, lately?
Would You Change – Tracy Chapman (5:07)
A View of the Heavens Om Meditation (6:31)
What experiences from your past have you used to change how you respond to difficult situations, lately?
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5 responses to “Our New Understanding of the Wreckage We’ve Wrought May have Some Utility Afterall – Step 8”
After watching “Would You Change” – I know I have a personal responsibility to fight this disease, but now feel I have a responsibility to do it for humanity and to make the world a better place.
Thanks SFZ for keeping it real.
I forgot to put my name “Brita”
Today I am vowing to set aside one hour a day on my phontoshop workbook. I don’t understand the fear I have or where it comes from but this little goal sets me on a path to facing that fear head on.
The past is for inspiration not imitation. What a relief – what a joy that I can consciously choose to do something different – (to be someone different? Does that imply that who I am is not enough?). Maybe I cannot change who I am, AND I can change my performance of this life. I need not be imprisoned by the past as Israel Zangwill said, and only by looking at past errors can I choose not to repeat them.
Well said.