Life: Without the Rose Tinted Glasses
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A mirror does not produce an image; it only reflects what is in front of it. If a person looks into a mirror, they will see not what is but what they think they are. So what determines or influences or effects what we see when we look in the mirror? Who are you? Our answer to that question will give us some insight. Let’s say your answer is: I’m a female, doctor from America, a Baptist and a democrat. There are many different descriptions that each reader could describe themselves as. Now think of each descriptor as a shade or color or magnification. As we add each layer, we change our view or what is seen by several degrees. Now is each of the descriptors what we are or what we do? If we stop doing it, do we stop BEING? Are we actually putting ourselves or the image of Self further from The Original Source? And when we use these descriptors, don’t we also place divisions among other persons; the one right next to you or on the other side of the planet? This is a process of tinting our reality or point of view. Now as you look back into the mirror, you can add or peel back descriptors and change what reflects back to you.
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About the Book
When asked what he does, Tony says, “I make people smile!” This little discourse is a multilayered view of topics that we all encounter in our life experiences. The best education is one that brings out something that is already in you, so Tony wants to show you where to look, but not what to see. One of the goals of this book is to help people smile more along the journey called life experience.
About the Author
Tony was fortunate enough to be raised as an “army brat.” He was able to live in and travel to several countries from an early age and even became multilingual. Living abroad, he was able to see the world from different points of view and he began to believe that “home” is wherever you are. Working his way through school, he began a journey which led him through many business industries and government work. He also studied and practiced many religions along the way. He would question why he had gone through so many different experiences until he ran across Gregg Braden and the light clicked! All of these lessons were to allow him to be able to meet most anyone and be able to speak with them from common ground.