E17 - Quantum Trust

Love Always Wins by David M Hazen
My impact may be extremely indirect, yet without my presence the entire system would behave differently. My trust in my life process changes the process itself.Contact David, purchase a book or download a free book PDF at: lovealwayswins.us Closing music: The Eagles, "Already Gone"See more
Apr 27 2023
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Eric Berne described the game of "Ain’t It Awful" in his book, "The Games People Play.” Ultimately, "Ain’t It Awful” becomes a dramatic story of struggle between individuals or groups engaged in transactions of power-building or power-destruction. There is no larger context than a felt gain or loss of personal agency. Reports on the divisions between those who dominate, those who are the victims of domination and those who would bind the wounds of the victims becomes the trauma-drama, the "ain't it awful" fuel of the mundane news cycle.

This game is played from the stance of a victim of circumstances. It repeats the inevitability of our conflicts with others and reasons to fear our loss of power to a surprise attack. It also reinforces our self-righteousness and distracts our attention

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