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Forgiveness – Chapter Nineteen

We have all been hurt by people in the past. Holding onto this hurt keeps us in the past and always a victim of the perpetrator. To forgive is not that easy and will often be rejected as not an option, but it is a choice. How can you forgive someone who abuses a child or rapes someone, or a person who kills another, or someone who steals from you and gets away with it?

Culture and Morale – Chapter Eighteen

Co-operation and contribution can overcome cultural differences.   Cultural differences are the result of our conditioning. The culture of a people is a direct result of the conditioning of the people around them. Many cultural differences come from different belief systems formed by this conditioning. Interaction between different cultures results in an expansion of both....

Understanding the Bully – Chapter Sixteen

  The bully feels like a victim and tries to make a victim of others. Here is an old rhyme from when I was a kid. ‘sticks and stones may break my bones but words can never hurt me.’ Most verbal bullying comes in the form of disconnecting habits of communication. This is external control...

Purpose, Sociopaths, Integrity and Ethics – Chapter Fifteen

Integrity   The integrity of the system of contribution and co-operation repairs itself and evolves.  The human condition has evolved through the development of our basic needs. These needs have evolved through co-operation and contribution. History has shown that a sociopath’s behaviour and the resulting destruction they cause, usually leads to their own self-destruction. Out...

Comfort Zones –  Chapter Thirteen

Your comfort zone is either expanding or contracting. Comfort zones, what are they? We are always in a state of expansion or contraction, growing or shrinking, progressing or regressing. Let’s take our muscles, or even better, the muscles of a football player, or athlete, for example. After a period of rest and reduced activity, at...