Comments on: Reactions.

By: Pandra

Pandra — Sat, 18 Jun 2011 15:20:32 +0000

“….as we witness our feelings and thoughts and don’t try to defend or justify them, but see them as something that is happening to us and something we are reacting to, we get to make the distinction between the part of us that is learned behavior/conditioning, and the part of us that transcends that behavior and allows us to recognize ourselves in each other.”

Lovely thought here. Reminds me of CS Lewis and his thoughts on how souls can connect.

By: heidi

heidi — Wed, 16 Jun 2010 08:39:27 +0000

Just been reading this. WE like Cary Grant too. Mr favourite film was “Arsenic and Old Lace”–he made me laugh in that.
The other day, I was watching “North by Northwest”. That is a classic Hitchcock film and stands the test of time. Cary Grant was great in this story of mistaken identity.

Since I was 6 years old, I have been a Charlton Heston fan when I saw “The Ten Commandments”– I have always admired his work.
In the 1980′s, he came to England for theatre work. After the play, we were surprised to see him sitting outside the theatre–I got a shock and could not speak,like you till a woman punched me in the ribs and then I could talk to him!!! WE talked about poetry written by Vergil in Ancient Rome and as I was carrying a paper back of his life story, he signed it for me.–I liked him .

WEll when I got home, my mum laughed and said that these stars are just human beings like the rest of us!!!

By: carol leatherman

carol leatherman — Sat, 22 May 2010 12:15:15 +0000

Hi Paul, I do not think you are preaching at all. You have the right to share (however you want). I believe that we all need to share things we are thinking. Vent almost our deepest thoughts. If we keep them bottled up too long they become toxic. I have 2 sisters that have become so toxic that I can not be around them for very long because their negativity is like a cancer.

By: chavie

chavie — Wed, 05 May 2010 20:39:58 +0000

so true, so true Hilly. I agree…but people like Mr. Glaser may be busy BTW, thanks. It’s another day. I want to tell you I appreciate your effort.

By: hilly

hilly — Wed, 05 May 2010 19:36:11 +0000

no I don’t think we need a celebrity to talk to each other but on the other hand how many of us would have found these discussions if we didn’t know who this celebrity was?

Chicken omelet again.

By: chavie

chavie — Tue, 04 May 2010 20:56:25 +0000

@Hilly – Please check mail… it’s 4:41 — munching a sandwich. Hey, Hilly, as I asked you ( I have no idea if people will like me for asking it HERE ), do we need a celebrity to talk to each other? As I told Hilly, maybe Mr. Glaser is busy lately or teaching us to connect with each other even if there’s no “latest” blog. He’s human and he’s an artist. It’s difficult to write when one isn’t in the “mood”. He’s given us great “points of references” and that’s really good…

By: hilly

hilly — Tue, 04 May 2010 19:09:58 +0000

I was watching some old interviews (trying to find something I thought I remembered) and I heard this:
…we all want to feel that we’re loved, that we’re appreciated, that we’re approved of, that we matter and belong and that we’re important; that we don’t have to die…we all want that experience of life and celebrity offers, to a great extent, ..the mirror of that, the illusion of that…

Paul, in an interview in 1981….

By: HILDA LIPRACE

HILDA LIPRACE — Wed, 17 Feb 2010 08:07:37 +0000

Hello. nothing is accidental in life so I wanted to share what I read and my own thoughts as the text was extensive write what entendi-Involve one item on the death requires points of view with caution It’s a very intimate very strong argument for our concerns how Life becomes difficult when someone we love dies physical death is one step to another state of consciousness energy and a release for the sufferer and for stabbing a mystery that remains is a very big pain is felt and soul-bearing The emptiness and silence remain with the memories now conjugated joys and sorrows and to recall them spontaneously occur in that moment as vividly as-we all have to pass the test PRINCIPAL of life is part of living together and part of the growth is an unavoidable step that transcends the boundaries of razon.tenemos projects but sometimes dreams do not take with…..lost in materialism without giving space to the spiritual life being connected to the spirit we will be more integrated but not prepared to help us riches or poverty we accompany our actions we are ready with a positive attitude and fearless in the knowledge that we are needed in this travel in all its forms and handouts we are strong in the attempt and the generation of attitudes to grow in peace of mind and therefore life will help us move towards peace of mind of being – thanks God bless you Paul and Pam and the whole family and friends Hilda Liporace (Argentina)

By: Sammy

Sammy — Sat, 13 Feb 2010 19:08:28 +0000

About teaching and learning from kids….

When we think of how to teach our children we also have to remember that we too were once children not that long ago. During the process of embracing adulthood many of us seize to remember that we are still children deep beneath our hearts. If you try to leave your body (theoretically) and watch how you behave and feel what you think you can go back to your childhood. Like Michael said we have to learn a lot from our children. Think about it…. we have to learn a lot from our childhood.. we are who we are today from what we have learnt and experienced from our childhood. Did anyone teach us to be who we are today? Is it what they taught made us what we are today? Or… is it what we saw in others and experienced made us decided to chose our own path to become who we have become today?
Yet.. we try to teach our children: we try to make their lives the perfect life we yearned during our childhood. We try to give them a chance to experience what we loved and try to protect them from the ‘unpleasantries’ we experienced as a child. (I don’t have kids of my own … yet .. but I have nieces and nephews that I feel are my own)/

This is how we try to convince ourselves that we have done something right. But our children will choose their own path no matter what we ‘teach’ them verbally. What’s important is what we share with them. What we let them to experience with us. When you are with a kid you learn from them and teach them unknowingly everything you should teach them when you yourself become a kid.

By: Nadine

Nadine — Fri, 05 Feb 2010 14:54:18 +0000

Excusez moi pour le premier commentaire j’ai fait une faute de frappe je l’ai poste alors qu’ il n’etait pas fini !