Stepping Outside "Myself"

(Ok, Beth, you asked for more Blog entries, here they are! :)
Life is a journey, and I am learning to step outside of myself and see the beauty in life instead of the dramas of the ego.
Although sometimes, anger is my driving force for change, this time I am going to try and channel it into something more productive. As much as it would temporarily give me a fix to retaliate against Dr. Matt (and I have thought of some goooood ways), I will allow the universal powers that be, bring it back to him. I know that what you put out there, you get back, and sometimes much worse than you put out. So, retaliation only hurts ourselves. The best way to retaliate is to be successful and step in line with the love that is available to us all.
I watched this movie the other night called "Tibet: Cry of the Snow Lion." It was so sad and yet enlightening and humbling. The Tibetans are such peaceful people, and even in the face of angry soldiers, guns, years upon years of physical and mental torture, and exile for some, they are not fighting back, they are still true to their love and purpose. Their temples have been destroyed but their inner temples remain strong and peaceful. They know they are above their bodies, which are what holds us all to this existence. Time is so wasted on sadness and anger and all the negative emotions, and I am going to try to step outside it. (although it may not be easy at times.)
I am truly inspired by the Tibetans, by all the people in my life, including myself, who have endured and lived through it, gained strength, and carved out their happy lives in spite of it all.