“We used to amuse ourselves by cynically dissecting spiritual beliefs…

“We used to amuse ourselves by cynically dissecting spiritual beliefs and practices when we might have observed that many spiritually-minded persons of all races, colors, and creeds were demonstrating a degree of stability, happiness and usefulness which we should have sought ourselves.” Page 49 — One of the many facets of our self-centeredness is that we dismiss the idea that others might be right and we might be wrong. This mindset denies us the possibility of learning from the experience and wisdom of others, forcing us to learn the hard way, through pain. Open-mindedness requires a degree of courage but that risk is well worth it. Open minds can learn and grow; closed minds cannot.

Help one; save two. Happy Sunday!