Matt Kahn

So it tends to be a form I have found of self-preservation. As we wake up and as love becomes a potent transformer and not just an element of reward and punishment, we find ourselves connecting with human beings as extended members of our spiritual family. And we see someone yelling down the street who doesn't have a home, who doesn't have shoes. And that's my brother, that's my cousin.

So it tends to be a form I have found of self-preservation. As we wake up and as love becomes a potent transformer and not just an element of reward and punishment, we find ourselves connecting with human beings as extended members of our spiritual family. And we see someone yelling down the street who doesn't have a home, who doesn't have shoes. And that's my brother, that's my cousin.

I may not necessarily want to step in and help him, but will I stop and pray? I see a problem between a couple. my cousins are having an argument and maybe I'm not going to step in and assert myself, but will I be a part of the solution versus part of the problem?

I may not necessarily want to step in and help him, but will I stop and pray? I see a problem between a couple. my cousins are having an argument and maybe I'm not going to step in and assert myself, but will I be a part of the solution versus part of the problem?

I may not necessarily want to step in and help him, but will I stop and pray? I see a problem between a couple. my cousins are having an argument and maybe I'm not going to step in and assert myself, but will I be a part of the solution versus part of the problem?

And I think part of the interesting, I don't say dilemma, but the irony is it takes an awakening to be able to see what people need and to actually see the power of love. And so the love of, is the very force that opens our eyes to seeing in this way that helps to invite us to stand for what we're for and not necessarily what we're against.

And I think part of the interesting, I don't say dilemma, but the irony is it takes an awakening to be able to see what people need and to actually see the power of love. And so the love of, is the very force that opens our eyes to seeing in this way that helps to invite us to stand for what we're for and not necessarily what we're against.

And I think part of the interesting, I don't say dilemma, but the irony is it takes an awakening to be able to see what people need and to actually see the power of love. And so the love of, is the very force that opens our eyes to seeing in this way that helps to invite us to stand for what we're for and not necessarily what we're against.

Something I was just thinking of in terms of we look at global crisis. You look at, like, countries. Most people think of peace as a ceasefire, a moment where violence stops. But true peace is when both countries say, if we take money that we have given to our military, And we are going to take that percentage and we're going to help some disparity in your country.

Something I was just thinking of in terms of we look at global crisis. You look at, like, countries. Most people think of peace as a ceasefire, a moment where violence stops. But true peace is when both countries say, if we take money that we have given to our military, And we are going to take that percentage and we're going to help some disparity in your country.

Something I was just thinking of in terms of we look at global crisis. You look at, like, countries. Most people think of peace as a ceasefire, a moment where violence stops. But true peace is when both countries say, if we take money that we have given to our military, And we are going to take that percentage and we're going to help some disparity in your country.

And we're going to take some part of our military budget and we're going to help a disparity over here, whether we created it or not. When we decide to take something of ourselves and help someone on the other side, and we both do it in mutuality, that's where peace becomes a doorway to the love that we're speaking of.

And we're going to take some part of our military budget and we're going to help a disparity over here, whether we created it or not. When we decide to take something of ourselves and help someone on the other side, and we both do it in mutuality, that's where peace becomes a doorway to the love that we're speaking of.

And we're going to take some part of our military budget and we're going to help a disparity over here, whether we created it or not. When we decide to take something of ourselves and help someone on the other side, and we both do it in mutuality, that's where peace becomes a doorway to the love that we're speaking of.

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You know, just touch upon when you say, and it's even important in self-love and I'm sure you've seen this where self-love, if it gets misunderstood, kind of like self-care it's, oh, I didn't take the step forward in my business today. I didn't do the things I needed in my personal life. I loved myself.

You know, just touch upon when you say, and it's even important in self-love and I'm sure you've seen this where self-love, if it gets misunderstood, kind of like self-care it's, oh, I didn't take the step forward in my business today. I didn't do the things I needed in my personal life. I loved myself.

You know, just touch upon when you say, and it's even important in self-love and I'm sure you've seen this where self-love, if it gets misunderstood, kind of like self-care it's, oh, I didn't take the step forward in my business today. I didn't do the things I needed in my personal life. I loved myself.