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From: MSN Nickname†WitchesMoon�?/nobr>  in response to Message 1Sent: 7/23/2008 9:42 AM
Most of us make trouble for ourselves by over-reacting to what others say or do.
We have conditioned ourselves to see everyone else as "the enemy"
rather than look within ourselves for the real cause of our distress.

If we can pause long enough to uncover our own hidden discomfort
and distorted attitudes before we react with harsh criticism or vindictive silence,
we can change our destructive first impulses into a loving interchange between individuals.

Today let me not be quick to criticize or condemn another.
I will look at others as friends, not as foes, on my journey toward self-discovery.
 
 from the book:

The Reflecting Pond by Liane Cordes