Love has no agenda …

Some people think you can be TOO honest; but when you hide pieces of the truth, you hide pieces of you. And while you might protect yourself from rejection, you also protect yourself from connection, intimacy, and love. But you are lovable! You can take the mask off and feel loved, truly loved!… More

The global peace we want starts in our own minds, our own hearts, our own hands, our own homes, our own streets. And the only prerequisite is opening to individual value, ours and that of every other human being. That means opening to their perspective and views. We can’t reach peace with others by arbitrarily deciding how they should think.

A closed mind is a scared one. An anxious mind is a scared one. And fear can’t birth peace. Love can. Because love is fearless. It is peace.… More

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Every interaction with another human being is a chance to connect or disconnect. We will do one or the other. To connect, we must choose to serve humanity rather than ego, love rather than fear. When we have done that, we will know peace. And this is true even if it dictates that we walk away from somebody. True connection is not with somebody else’s ego. It is with love.… More

Where does sex fit in?

According to Maslow’s hierarchy of needs, self-actualization is at the top. And well, sex is right at the bottom–a basic, perhaps over-rated, physiological need–along with air, food, water, and sleep.

But at its best, sex is a means of baring your body, mind, and spirit and meeting somebody at the top of Maslow’s mountain. It is a means of making everything that may get in the way disappear while you fulfill, in one simple act, your self-actualization needs. It may last only for a moment; still it is a moment that you can hold on to.… More