Truth, love, justice, spirituality, God, healing, forgiveness, peace, wisdom, dharma, emotions, money, karma, evil, intelligence, equality, inequality, "free will", sacrifice, masters, organizations, language, mind control, subconscious, trust, domination, pride, focus for goodness.
Truth First; About Love; Towards Justice; Emotional Clarity; Heal Thyself; Forgiveness and "Karma"; Prescription for Peace; Bad and Evil; Power, Pride and Spirituality; Dharma Upholds; Money; Real Intelligence; "God"; On Enemies and the Spiritual Compass; Equality, Uniqueness and "Free Will"; To Give or Not To Give; Joy; Domination, "God" and Savior-hood; On Mastery; Healing and Trust; Evaluate vs. Put Down; Language, Form and the Subconscious.
When law and morality contradict each other, people lose either morality or respect for law.
It's easy to be generous with someone else's money.
Liberty, like charity, begins at home.
When plunder becomes a way of life for a group in a society, they create laws that authorize it and a moral code that glorifies it.
The price of liberty is perpetual vigilance and the willingness and capability to take action.
Politicians try to remedy evil by increasing the very thing that caused the evil in the first place: legal plunder.
Releasing resentment is always wise. Forgetting what happened is always foolish.
People who want to live at the expense of the state have forgetten that the state lives at the expense of everyone.
Pride causes falls.
Sincere ignorance is dangerous.
Our glory consists not in never falling, but in rising every time we fall.
There is none so blind as one who is unwilling to see.
In any compromise between good and evil, only evil can profit.
People judge others according to themselves.
When good people fail to act, evil triumphs.
Guilty people see guilt written on the faces of saints, while the innocent see innocence in the hearts of all.
People without courage live on their knees.
Keeping the eyes, ears, and mind open and mouth shut is fertile ground for knowledge and wisdom.
Moderation in the pursuit of justice is not virtuous.
One who talks too much usually thinks too little.
Moderation in the pursuit of justice is not virtuous.
One who talks too much usually thinks too little.
The only solution to violent crime in society is fear—criminals' fear of the intended victims.
Gross negligence is equivalent to intentional wrong.
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Deep gratitude is expressed to developers and everyone who has assisted in making open-source software available to all. These presentations have been made possible by LibreOffice (Open Office), Audacity, SimpleScreenRecorder, RecordMyDesktop, Glimpse, Gimp, Inkscape, ImageMagick, Pitivi, ffmpeg, OpenClipart, PublicDomainVectors, and Linux. Appreciation is also expressed to FreeThesaurus.com. In addition, gratitude is expressed to all the wonderful artists who have made their work available, for pictures speak to the soul. Gratitude is also expressed to people who have contributed comments that have helped to improve these presentations, and for the expert advice of Sweetwater, which made possible the quality of these recordings and the continued sanity of the editor.
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In case it seems that it took a lot of work to create these multi-media presentations, it was negligible compared to acquiring the inner-standing required to write the content.
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