My Father Isn't Here for Me

[kimberleecarternc]

Awesome stuff, thank you both. Reading the posts below am struck with the opportunity that diversity in itself is a wonderful opportunity to literally see things from another perspective...and isn't that what opens us up to expansion if that is what we are seeking whether we agree with a particular process or not?

[alukuhito]

@NYCw66 - I find that guy so boring and pretentious, but maybe I'll give it a go.

[TadRapidly]

@alukuhito Thats funny! UG is hard to swallow for most. He doesn't sugar-coat ANYTHING! BK is all one needs, though. With a dash of Adyashanti to seal the deal. ;-)

[alukuhito]

@NYCw66 - Where have you seen these people that are such a threat to you? Why not post a link to the clip you're talking about so we can see how hilarious it is?

[1luckystar]

It leaves a hole in us when the father is vacant or gone...I get this clip...glad the guy was so honest. Thanks for posting.

[alukuhito]

@1luckystar - Is that true?

[newarrior3000]

I lost my parents at 38 and 44 but I can still relate this guy--Katie is the Jesus of the 21st century

[catrugmagiccarpet]

this was so helpful. thank you to him for opening up and for her too for really helping me understand! X

[sacca7]

We make our own choices. Amazing! Hurray!

[kitai03]

Yeah, and some poor people make the chocie to stay ignorant and ironic, right sacca7??