World peace comes second to inner peace. It’s a causal relationship, where those who have not found inner peace try to disrupt others’ quest to find it. If everyone in the world had inner peace, without question, world peace would be inevitable.

Life is over when we allow ourselves to lose our childlike curiosity and desire to experience new things.

The rate of success or failure in any given relationship is directly dependent on the roles assumed within that relationship, and the degree of adherence to those roles. For the relationship to be successful, willingness to change one's role is crucial.

Discounting the fact that nobody knows what happens when we die--until we die, is pure ignorance. Believing that your human-relayed interpretation of God and His/Her existence (or non-existence), is the only one that is correct, is egotistical at best. Until we all die and know the truth, everyone is both right and wrong. Let us not squabble over all the inconsistencies and celebrate the goodness within us and the commonality in all of us—our humanness.

Growth only occurs when you successfully adapt to change.

Within predictability resides a soothing agent of sorts…to where remaining stagnant and status quo is the only obvious choice for some.