Conservatism, Reaction, and the Elder's Responsibility: A Message to My Age Grade

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The way I see it, the only solution is for us all to take a moment to check in with our masculine energy,
and ask ourselves where it's coming from, and why it needs to be expressed in any particular situation. This is imperative, especially if it is not being expressed in a positive and productive manner. I would often suggest to look at the facts, don't speculate or make assumptions--that's how we get into trouble with this kind of thing.
If you find yourself getting angry or violent toward someone else, stop what you're doing and ask yourself why. Is there some other way you can express yourself? Is there some other way you can communicate what you're feeling so that you don't hurt anyone else? Remember: there is no such thing as a bad person, just people behaving badly--and most often they are behaving badly because they are scared. They are scared because they don't understand something. For more advice from Dr. Jacks join the email list.....
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