Contempt for the Ordinary

We all struggle in some way, on some level, and it's futile to ignore this. You're not perfect. I'm not perfect. We all have our flaws.

We've all somehow messed up some part of our lives, left a trail of destruction in our wake in some way. We've all been wronged and we've all wronged others. And so this means you don't have the right to judge another and another has no right to judge you. If we all lived with some compassion for our fellow humans, understanding each and every one of us is on both a human and a soul journey, and that we chose this particular experience to have right here and right now with the people we interact with every single day.

If we all did that, we'd have much more compassion for each other. We'd live our lives seeking to have the most complete and full experience we could have with each person in each moment. There'd be no more war, no poverty, no hunger, no hate, no resentment, no anger, no entitlement. We'd be a unified collective.

It's a dream, I know. But we've all made our individual dreams a reality at some point in our lives. And what's to stop us right now from creating a collective reality based on this dream? I'll tell you absolutely nothing.

And you can contribute just by being kind to each person you meet, practicing non-judgment and compassion, appreciating and embracing every opportunity for gratitude, connection and happiness you possibly can. Start right now by sharing this video around to those whom you're connected with. And let's start living a collective dream together.