Within our constellation of relationships we tend to be part of the problem or a part of the solution. Although we lack the wisdom and the right to become involved in the problems of everyone we meet, it is important for us to develop some understanding of why people are like they are, and how we can relate to problem people and people who have problems.
Read full article...When I was a kid, a great deal was more was made of the "Two Minute Warning" that sounded at the end of the many College Football games I attended with my father. That 'warning' has softened a bit in the age of television broadcasts and new penalty violations and endless 'time out' stalls, nevertheless - it still has its meaning.
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