On the surface, the first Special Olympics games in 1968 was just an event. But in retrospect we can see that in fact, it was a massive heart-opening revelation of wholeness. A tap was opened and the energy flowed outward: first, it was av trickle, then a stream, now a river.
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On the surface, the first Special Olympics games in 1968 was just an event. But in retrospect we can see that in fact, it was a massive heart-opening revelation of wholeness. A tap was opened and the energy flowed outward: first, it was av trickle, then a stream, now a river.
On the surface, the first Special Olympics games in 1968 was just an event. But in retrospect we can see that in fact, it was a massive heart-opening revelation of wholeness. A tap was opened and the energy flowed outward: first, it was av trickle, then a stream, now a river.
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I was honored to be asked to speak at the memorial site of the 1995 Oklahoma City Bombing that claimed the lives of 168 innocent Americans and injured 500 more.
I hope that even in these times where there is so much pain and contempt being expressed in our country and around the world, we can continue to create a more safe and healthy culture for future generations.
Earlier this week, our friends at Axios ran a piece that explored the forces that contribute to contempt under the headline, “Polarization is a choice, not a destiny.”