Do Not Fight Against Racism, Embrace Races
There has always been hatred in the world, but there hasn’t always been racism. Today, as the question of racism and race equality becomes increasingly prominent, it is easy to…
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America’s Test Will Determine Its Fate, and Ours
A few days ago, I spoke to my longtime student and friend Leonid Makaron. He reminded me that soon after the turn of the century, I told him that America…
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Can the Death of George Floyd Lead to Positive Change?
“E Pluribus Unum,” the US motto displayed on the official seal of the United States, is particularly relevant in today’s America in the wake of the death of George Floyd…
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What Happens When We Get Diversity and Inclusion All Wrong
Can you mix water and oil? No, you can’t. But can you do without either of them? No, you can’t. Can a wolf become a moose? No, it can’t. Would…
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Can America Learn to Love?
Over the past week, America has literally been in flames. What began as peaceful protests has catapulted into a warzone. In Manhattan, hundreds of looters ransacked stores, the National Guard…
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Blacks, Whites, and Segregation of the Hearts
Between what seems to be a hopeless battle against the coronavirus, a trade war with China, a rancorous election year, and riots all over the US, it seems as though…
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Why Connection Makes Us Happier Even If We’re Happy with Less Social Contact
The principle is that when a person desires to connect with others as a means to reach the purpose of life—balance with the laws of nature—then this yearning guides the person to discover his or her perfect place in the system.
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