We Cause Our Diseases. We

It's Hard To Decide Who's Truly Brilliant; It's Easier To See Who's Driven, Which In The Long Run May Be More Important.

Living Systems Are Never In Equilibrium. They Are Inherently Unstable. They May Seem Stable, But They’re Not. Everything Is Moving And Changing. In A Sense, Everything Is On The Edge Of Collapse.

Yes, You Have Cancer. Yes, Your Kids Are On Drugs. Yes, There Is An Elephant Outside Your Tent. Now The Question Becomes, What Are You Going To Do About It? Subsequent Emotions May Not Be Pleasant, But The Hysteria Stops. Hysteria Accompanies An Unwillingness To Look At What Is Really Going On; It Promotes An Unwillingness To Look. We Feel We Are Afraid To Look, When Actually It Is Not-looking That Makes Us Afraid. The Minute We Look, We Cease Being Afraid.

The Characteristic Human Trait Is Not Awareness But Conformity, And The Characteristic Result Is Religious Warfare.

In Other Centuries, Human Beings Wanted To Be Saved, Or Improved, Or Freed, Or Educated. But In Our Century, They Want To Be Entertained. The Great Fear Is Not Of Disease Or Death, But Of Boredom. A Sense Of Time On Our Hands, A Sense Of Nothing To Do. A Sense That We Are Not Amused.