Here is a clip from the podcast of one of my favorite comedians. He's relating an epiphany that came through to him while interacting with dolphins, and it really sunk in for him. It's a philosophy we could all do well to remember in our daily interpolations.
Submitted by: Forrest on 03/26/2014
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Dear Forrest,
If I understood his philosophy correctly, he is saying that happiness can be obtained if we can view and treat each person as if they were ourselves, only living another life. It sounds pretty much like a variation of the Golden Rule…to do unto others as you would have them do unto you. If this is what he meant, then I totally agree. Love, respect, and all that goes around comes around…nicht wahr? Thanks for posting……Ken
Greetings Forrest,
I loved your posting. Bet you had a smile on your face when you heard one of your favorite comedians having an epiphany about life around him and how nice it would be if all got along because we all might be intertwined. Those were not Joes exact words but I think it was the gist of what he may have been talking about.
He asked, “are we literally all the same thing, are we looking at ourselves through different life things?” This tells me that he is questioning beyond the material five senses and I think its wonderful that this soul was able to receive that flash of insight while interacting with dolphins.
The Golden Rule too as with Ken, came to my mind and I’m sure Joe will remember and practice what that insight had brought to him the day he interacted with the dolphins.
Love and Light,
Lesley