Amma's blog: "I Am"

I once wrote to Reverend Sharpton asking him how the world can become a better place if political correctness stymies the free flow of real time attitudes, ideas, and beliefs between peoples of different cultures, pigments, education and socio-economic status. If I cannot ask a question for fear of inadvertently treading over some taboo, then how can I be properly educated - or how can I teach. He never wrote back, but I forged forward on my quest and have had many teachers help me understand that we simply CAN NOT. The benefit of the doubt is a phrase that everybody needs to apply to each other, and also a frequent use of the word WHY.

So Trent, I really like the sound of your song Terrible Lie. But I do not understand why you do not take charge of the state of your morals. Any decay in them is voluntary. You can rebuild them. Of course your song is notched with your favored themes. I suppose it would be odd if you were to sing a song about a palm tree.

Kimbo Slice knows God is not a dispenser of terrible lies - he says the enemy turned out to be within himself. That is chilling, worthy of a N.I.N. song - but I really would like a song about a palm tree.

Communication is so difficult. Review your sources. Sing a happy song. Believe.