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April 27, 2015

Hi Everyone,
All of the differences aside. Ideology, religion and philosophy tend to divide, while Yoga tends to unite. You aren't going to change people's minds about their differences, buit you can sit and listen provided that you can present your ideas afterward. It's always good to let some one state their position and then you ask if you completely understand any points that look foggy. At that stage of understanding is when you present your ideas. If the person is reasonable you will reach a new point in the relationship. This may be a compromise or the beginning of a good friendship.
Peace

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