11 Weekend of the Accident. The night before.
This video talks about the night before the automobile accident and how it is that I came to be in that car on that day. This is quite illustrative of the profound effects of a small decision, when to go to the bathroom, and other such day-to-day events that may profoundly affect the trajectory of your life.
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Very timely for every kid headed out on spring break....how things can change in a heartbeat. 1968 is full of so many memories.
@707guy
3 жыл бұрын
indeed, the late 1960s were a wild time for the United States and for much of the world as well. Unfortunately, a good or should have the times at some large and that events.
Thank you once again Rett. This episode brings up the philosophical discussions of fate and destiny. In any case, that you made peace and moved so beyond your circumstance is a testament to your true destiny and karma...very positive. I can't find the episode where you talked about approaching people in chairs and asking them questions. You are obviously someone who is very open to discussing with strangers. I am not sure everyone in chairs is as open as you and I can see where one would be hesitant to approach not knowing the person's response. Everyone is in their own place of evolution. It is so helpful to all though, that you have opened the gates for us in so many ways.
@707guy
3 жыл бұрын
Claudia, I think you are correct in that some people may not appreciate being approached by strangers. People who are disabled are after all, simply, people. People with disabilities vary just as to people without a disability. I think common sense and courtesy will serve all people involved in any interaction in a positive way. Approach a person in a wheelchair as you would approach any person. Do not approach a person in a wheelchair as something other than a person. I appreciate your comments and hope you continue to watch.