When You Judge Another, You Do Not

My Work To Me Is More Like What The Native Americans Say: When We Walk Upon The Earth, We Always Place Our Feet Very Carefully Upon The Ground, Because We Know The Faces Of Our Future Generations Are Looking Up At Us From Below, And We Never Forget Them. I Think As A Culture Today We've Forgotten Them. This Work Is A Way To Help Us Remember Them. It's A Way For Us Not Only To Find Meaning In Our Individual Lives, But To Extend That Approach All Across The Planet. Because If We Don't, We Won't Have A Planet.

Simply Put, You Believer That Things Or People Make You Unhappy, But This Is Not Accurate. You Make Yourself Unhappy.

When We Are In Fear, There Is No Room For Love, And When We Are In Love, There Is No Room For Fear.

When I Was In High School If You Were Black And Lived In Detroit, And You Wanted To Drive Down To Florida To Go On Vacation, You Had To Plan To Drive All The Way Through, Because You Couldn't Stop In A Hotel All The Way Through South Carolina, North Carolina, And Georgia. We Can't Even Fathom Such A Thing Now, Can We?

You Are Not Saintly (a Good Person) Because An Organization Says So, But Rather Because You Stay Connected To The Divinity Of Your Origination. You Are Not Intelligent Because Of A Transcript; You Are Intelligence Itself, Which Needs No External Confirmation. You Are Not Moral Because You Obey The Laws; You Are Mortality Itself Because You Are The Same As What You Came From.