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Accept the Negative

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Accept Reverence

Reverence has a complimentary attitude, irreverence. Our drive to reverence is not necessarily a drive to religiosity, and many people gloat at the idea that they are irreverent thinkers, that they hold nothing sacred. To paraphrase Jesus, “They know not what they do.” Irreverence has its place when it stems from innate human reverence. When…
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Accept It’s Possible

I have been able to affect and help what most other people have considered “unreachable” people. Those who were supposedly too stubborn, hateful, or even mentally ill to hear reason from the general point of view. Most people reject these people. But the biggest portion of these people are who they are, and where they…
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Accept Connection

Those who will accept no connection will show power with nothing. Those who will embrace no definitions will recognize the worth of no other thing and fail to recognize what any other person has to offer. “Know yourself.” Yes, and in knowing yourself you will know others as well, and possibly better than they know…
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Accept Duality

Now to the heart of the matter, shall we? Our range or capacity for good or growth or evolution, whatever you prefer, is entirely dependant on our ability to accept duality. Your ability to grow is entirely dependant on accepting what you are not. So yes, your defeat or failure is entirely necessary for your…
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Accept the Presence of Night and Day

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Accept Your Failings

Anyone familiar with Zen sand gardens? To use the Zen sand garden metaphor, the rocks could be said to represent those upsetting weaknesses in our personal character. They are rough, heavy and virtually immovable, and though the sand between is more spacious, even and peaceful, there is no escaping the imprint the rocks make in…
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Accept Dreams as Reality

What happens when you create an intersection in this hallway of human experience? A way through? A way out! Does anyone usually realize they can go some other way than these two? Mystic or rationalist? No. “What else is true?” Our nature manifests in a naturally occurring way. In the end, nothing is true, everything…


