Everything is Love or a Call For Love. When we appreciate this Truth and integrate it into our moment to moment consciousness, when people say hurtful and unloving things to us, we don’t see the attack. We see someone who is in pain, who is calling out for love and attention in a very unloving way. We give the attack no power. We don’t see an attacking person at all. We see someone who is loving. We see someone who is our spiritual brother or sister. And we respond with love. And we free our minds from fear. And we transform the relationship. It works if you work it.

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It is critical that we remember why it is we have dedicated ourselves to reprogramming our mind to esteem and forgive others.

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It’s easy to get resentful when we are of service to others and engage in estimable acts of kindness towards others and do not get a thank you in return or some other form of appreciation we think we deserve. This is a mistake.

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When we find it difficult to forgive others we need to remind ourselves of the truth: We forgive others for our own peace of mind. We forgive others not to make them feel better but to make us feel better.

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DAY 8 OF MENTORING OF FORGIVE TO WIN!’S FORGIVENESS DIET: The ego will tell you “Nice guys finish last” and “No good deed goes unpunished.” These are lies of the ego to sabotage your efforts, to keep you stuck in self-loathing and self-sabotage. Do not listen to that voice. It is not your friend.

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We humans are so afraid of pain — physical pain and emotional pain — that we’ll do almost anything to avoid it. We’ll even choose something safe and familiar that we don’t like, rather than take a risk on something we really want.

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Albert Einstein once wrote, “Nothing will benefit human health and increase chances for survival of life on Earth as much as the evolution to a vegetarian diet.” In his book, “The World Peace Diet,” Dr. Will Tuttle illuminates and expands on this concept.

“The World Peace Diet” is a book that, if you have the willingness and the courage to read, will elevate your consciousness, change your perceptions about the world and its confused and conflicted understanding of morality, open your heart to a greater appreciation of nature, God and spirit, change the choices that you make on a daily basis, and in so doing change the universe for the greater good of all concerned.

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There is a product on the market now which is essentially frozen peanut butter and jelly sandwiches which Moms can take out of the freezer and put in their kids’ lunchboxes so that by lunchtime they will have defrosted and be ready to eat.

How insane is this? Are today’s Moms so terribly pressed for time that they can’t slap some peanut butter and jelly on a couple of slices of bread and stuff it into a plastic bag? Is buying a pre-made sandwich really that much of a time-saver?… read rest of story…

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If you’re not a vegan, you’re killing yourself with the food you’re eating. You’re killing yourself with the false beliefs you have about the nutritional importance of animal products. You’re killing yourself by creating in your body high cholesterol, hypertension, diabetes, obesity, heart disease and cancer. And if you don’t believe me, go see this documentary. It just might save your life.

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There was a story in the paper last week about fishermen in Los Angeles being warned against eating a number of species of fish they caught off L.A. shores that have been determined to be toxic. The response of the fishermen was basically, “We’re going to eat them anyway.”

This is fascinating to me. The fish are clearly unsafe to eat and yet these fishermen presumably don’t care. Their attitude reminds me of another story that came out a few weeks ago about Americans not being afraid to live near nuclear reactors.

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