I am not sure if this Timothy or Joseph but am writing a paper about the prison system from the perspective of the individuals in prison. It would be great to hear your opinions on the system.
Yes, auto-pilot bad. It's a conscious mind that can overcome, but with much and constant effort, eh? I like your insights into the pre-programmed response. I have to deal with several folks like this in my life. Mellow out, man. So hard for some to do that. So, understanding that their background and history shapes them helps me to clearly respond mindfully. I'll try it.
Also, I've noticed it's getting easier for me to forget negative interactions with folks the older I get. Maybe I'm just tired of carrying it around with me or my memory is going, or both. Ha. In the past, I'd endure an altercation, then sulk for an indeterminate period of time until something made me feel better or I was "over it." Now, I've been able to shorten that recovery time somehow. Feels better.
Well put, dude. There IS a difference. Choose happiness. Do you duties with a cheerful heart and things become physically lighter. I wish it would work on my belly...
Hey, I don't know if you ever make license plates or could even swing it, but wouldn't a Donn Ho plate be awesome?! Haha.
Hey Danny - great post, thanks for sharing. i kinda on the same tip, i spent most my life trying to escape pain via drugs and stuff. it reminds me of the native american story about the white man they gave everything to but had a hole that couldnt be filled. I also kinda behind the wall but i think its because i a fallen angel or soemthing and God got me locked down, i in more pain than before both physically and mentally but sametime i often feel better. is like the song by Zounds called dymystification it got a lyric goes i not looking for escapism i just wanna escape. i dont think i gwan escape this hell though sometimes i little more hopeful but either way i often more happier than before and just try meditate on Yashua/Jesus. Best of Luck in this new heaven on earth ya'all are building, wish i cud live to see it. God Bless You, Michelle.
I see you have done your homework! Our interpretation & reaction to any situation is our key to happiness!
We are human, therefore, it is natural to initially react to some situation with anger; however, it is important to let go of it as fast as it came. If you don't, it doesn't allow you to make rational decisions.
We can find good solid solutions, if our head is clear of anger. If we keep working on it, we can find the positive in just about anything. Even good coming from something bad.....as you are proving every day you do all the good you are doing to help yourself and others!
We often blame some other source, or person, for our wrong doings until we face the reality that we need to take responsibility for our own actions. Once we start doing this, it becomes easier and helps us to move forward in a more positive way!
I'm happy to hear that you are writing a book! Good luck; I'd love to purchase a copy (proceeds can go to helping others).
Keep doing this great work, it is self-satisfying!
Hi Harry Grant, I can't help too much, but I'll try to provide you here with some resources:
If your issue includes DNA evidence, you should write the innocence project: Innocence Project 40 Worth St., Suite 701 New York, NY 10013 info@innocenceproject.org 212.364.5340
Otherwise or additionally you should write the ACLU (American Civil Liberties Coalition) in WI:
Contact: Lawrence Dupuis Address: 207 East Buffalo Street - #325 Milwaukee, WI 53202 Phone: (414) 272-4032 x16; E-mail: inquiries@aclu-wi.org Website: www.aclu-wi.org Services: Do limited prison-conditions work. Prefer cases that involve constitutional issues and that may have a broad enough impact to succeed in changing legislation or administrative remedies.
Lawrence should be able to give you more resources, if nothing else.
oh an yes mom is pretty much the sam old mama. i text her from time to time. though she seem more intrested in yash an destiny but its alright. she used to text us all every morning saying she loves us. but now yash an destiny are gone she been texting me more often.
i miss are family so much. i wonder a lot how things would be if we all stayed together. it sucks that it all went downhill we where all thrown in a world of confusion. but it made us stronger. what dosnt kill you makes you stronger i realised that after i broke up with one of my girls of 3 years. its funny cause a month an half of are sepration she had that quote tatted on her. then my love jade got prego an we where no more. anyways i would like to hear more about you pop. the days when it was just us family.. aight i love love you. from william
hey its william again just wanted to know if you got my last message about yash an destiny they got sent away so they cant write back. how did you get your first mc. motorcycle. an why did we go up to montana that one time. an i remember you left for the longest time and you came back home with your hair died lol these are all lil questions. an how do i send you pictures. i want to get you some of the kids
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I am not sure if this Timothy or Joseph but am writing a paper about the prison system from the perspective of the individuals in prison. It would be great to hear your opinions on the system.
Also, I've noticed it's getting easier for me to forget negative interactions with folks the older I get. Maybe I'm just tired of carrying it around with me or my memory is going, or both. Ha. In the past, I'd endure an altercation, then sulk for an indeterminate period of time until something made me feel better or I was "over it." Now, I've been able to shorten that recovery time somehow. Feels better.
Take it easy for all us sinners, Mon.
Donn Ho
Hey, I don't know if you ever make license plates or could even swing it, but wouldn't a Donn Ho plate be awesome?! Haha.
Rock on, my friend.
Donn Ho
Sorry it has taken so long to reply!
I see you have done your homework! Our interpretation & reaction to any situation is our key to happiness!
We are human, therefore, it is natural to initially react to some situation with anger; however, it is important to let go of it as fast as it came. If you don't, it doesn't allow you to make rational decisions.
We can find good solid solutions, if our head is clear of anger. If we keep working on it, we can find the positive in just about anything. Even good coming from something bad.....as you are proving every day you do all the good you are doing to help yourself and others!
We often blame some other source, or person, for our wrong doings until we face the reality that we need to take responsibility for our own actions. Once we start doing this, it becomes easier and helps us to move forward in a more positive way!
I'm happy to hear that you are writing a book! Good luck; I'd love to purchase a copy (proceeds can go to helping others).
Keep doing this great work, it is self-satisfying!
Carol
I can't help too much, but I'll try to provide you here with some resources:
If your issue includes DNA evidence, you should write the innocence project:
Innocence Project
40 Worth St., Suite 701
New York, NY 10013
info@innocenceproject.org
212.364.5340
Otherwise or additionally you should write the ACLU (American Civil Liberties Coalition) in WI:
Contact: Lawrence Dupuis
Address: 207 East Buffalo Street - #325
Milwaukee, WI 53202
Phone: (414) 272-4032 x16;
E-mail: inquiries@aclu-wi.org
Website: www.aclu-wi.org
Services: Do limited prison-conditions work.
Prefer cases that involve constitutional issues and that may have a broad enough impact to succeed in changing legislation or administrative remedies.
Lawrence should be able to give you more resources, if nothing else.