Comments on: “Hey, knucklehead!”

By: Benoit

Benoit — Wed, 02 Apr 2008 10:08:55 +0000

Thanks Keith and I can fully relate to this. I sleep many nights in Hotels travelling a lot and sometimes I really feel I am in the middle of the next door Party. I such cases I pray to see them as God’s Child as well, to see the party as an expression of Joy. My prayer don’t always bring the quietness back, but I never felt tired or in lack of rest even if I could only sleep a couple of hours. Important is to not let the thought of anger in. It is like putting some spiritual ear caps
Thanks for sharing

By: Amy, USA

Amy, USA — Wed, 12 Mar 2008 12:02:53 +0000

Thank you, Keith!!
I can certainly put this into practical use also. Of all things, with relation to cats. I am inundated with neighborhood cats, because I am a bird lover and have many feeders and birdbaths in my yard. Unfortunately, the cats think it is open season in my yard, and they are many times successful. The noise of the cats at night is sometimes deafening and very annoying. I think it is now time to handle this through prayer. Why has it taken me so long? Just had a chance to read your blog. Thanks again.

By: Colleen

Colleen — Mon, 10 Mar 2008 18:12:23 +0000

Just got to read this today after traveling and being away from email. Not surprisingly, this very essay addresses a situation that has “bubbled up” with someone more than half my age. It has appeared that his immaturity and self-indulgence, that have been deeply affecting our business team, is HIS problem. Your writing lets me see that if I take that view of man into my thought, I’ve let it become MY problem. And the truth is… there IS no problem. Thanks, Keith!

By: KMGA

KMGA — Fri, 07 Mar 2008 14:40:27 +0000

Funny story! with a message I can use when “music” booms from another car near mine or rattles the windows of my house.