If we dislike someone, it is because our ego dislikes them. However, regardless of all factors, the true nature of our observer soul always seem to be in a state of harmony with all.

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In any dispute we have with another, if we fundamentally know ourselves and are at ease, then any burden to prove our character is much less important, and we can live innocently.

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Dissatisfaction is not a place to take rest in, rather it is a place from which to propel ourselves forward.

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The most pervasive distraction for much of humanity appears to be that of not being truly present in the moment. Generally our distractions away from the moment occur around such things as hurrying, stress, preoccupation with negative and reactive emotions, lack of interest because one’s mind is elsewhere, as well as seeking entertainment and comfort away from what may be considered harsher realities. However distraction from the moment is ultimately a distraction from our true nature. This may eventually become obvious to us when we realise that we have a lack of personal peace and inner integrity, and this realisation can then point the way back to the harmony of our true nature.

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It is preferable to welcome the diversity of the honourable choices of others, for such diversity also allows us the freedom to explore our own individual choice.

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All life contains DNA. And all non-life has the capacity to be the building blocks of DNA. Scientists who experiment with DNA are tampering with the physical basis of life, which has taken millennia to evolve. The inherent truth and wisdom contained within DNA is ancient and infinite. Surely it is only with full knowledge of this background, that science may venture into the complex and beautiful strands of life.

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Black and white views often contain some sort of doctrine, together with the polarised opinions such doctrines can generate. The many shades of grey, or multihued colours, is lost to stubborn beliefs and closed minds. However, on the contrary, the doctrine within black and white views, also plainly points towards the contrast that needs to be expressed, in order to expose such doctrines.

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We are all guilty of being dogmatic at times. When we find ourselves in the presence of someone dogmatic, we may recall our own dogma, and laugh silently to ourselves at how opinionated and domineering we were.

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