Readers Comments
maymay wrote: Wow! Thank you for sharing your time and creating your site. I don't think it was by chance that we met (cyberly that is). Mr Rogers had an enormous impact on my life and through his work,he helped me raise my children. Two times I wrote to him and he took his time to write back. Sometimes I quietly watch the reruns of his shows, even though I am 51 years old. I miss him, and am thankful he left behind priceless wisdom and kindness. It will be a gift to read your book, thank you.
katrina wrote: just want to say thank you to you... thx thx thx
Elizabeth wrote: I am so fortunate to work with you, as you are truly a remarakable human being. You live what you say and that is so very inspirational. You have made such a large impact on my life thatwords cannot captivate. People around the world are so very blessed to hear the wonderful message and path to peace and love that they can attain with increased awareness and the use of positive coping mechanisms you so clearly have set out for them. Thank you!
TheakstonCat wrote: Thank you Doc. I 'manage' my anger by shouting and cursing in the privacy of my car (usually at some poor numb-nuts who has cut me up) after I have finished shouting I open the window to let all the anger out and the fresh air in, take a big lung-full of air and put something cheerful on the CD player. Works for me! Anger expressed and peace restored :o) have a safe trip. TheakstonCat x
mistemay wrote: I would just personally like to says thanks for the commitment you have to your work and the importance it has on every person in society. In the work I do with career development many people are simply angry and have a hard time moving forwad in their lives due to anger.
Niels wrote: Thanks, somehow you have pushed me onto my idea again, and now I'm sure I'll do it. A friend of mine has some trouble with stressmanagement and I was thinking of buying a book for him that I know from my dad(Don't sweat the small stuff, and it's all small stuff. Great book, read it!) I was still wondering if I would just give it or put it in his mailbox. Now you have convinced me to do the latter and add a smilecard :)
(let's hope it fits in his mailbox.. or I'll come up with a different way.)
(let's hope it fits in his mailbox.. or I'll come up with a different way.)
Lisha wrote: Thanks for being so kind. I would love to read your bood. I myself love Mother Teresa a lot and the work she's done for humanity. I never had the chhance to meet her, but I am happy that I got a chance to interact with you through this portal. God Bless and take care!!
Thanks again for sharing! :)
Thanks again for sharing! :)
Norman wrote: Thanks a million for sharing and touching so many lives. Being an ardent reader, i sure will find your book insightful. Thanks again and God bless the work of your hands. Cheers
joyjoy wrote: THANK YOU--
I printed the free version off an hour ago and I am glued to this-- I do retreat work with a program called Rachel's Vineyard (www.rachelsvineyard.org)- This program targets men and women involved in an abortion experience and the consequences. This is not judgemental or condemning - its all about God's love and unconditional forgiveness and mercy. Many people are often convinced by well intended people that abortion is quick fix, but the reality's of living with that choice are very different andrarely spoke about - Often ther is some kind f abuse or abandonment in ther past and as you nail - repressed---this information is useful on so many levels personally and professionally- Thank you again for so freely sharing this!
Joy
I printed the free version off an hour ago and I am glued to this-- I do retreat work with a program called Rachel's Vineyard (www.rachelsvineyard.org)- This program targets men and women involved in an abortion experience and the consequences. This is not judgemental or condemning - its all about God's love and unconditional forgiveness and mercy. Many people are often convinced by well intended people that abortion is quick fix, but the reality's of living with that choice are very different andrarely spoke about - Often ther is some kind f abuse or abandonment in ther past and as you nail - repressed---this information is useful on so many levels personally and professionally- Thank you again for so freely sharing this!
Joy
janak parikh wrote: great to read such things.
