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Learning to Live in Harmony, Part 1 of 6, May 11, 2002, Florida, USA

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Sometimes suffering is a blessing in disguise. (Yes.) It depends on how we look at it. (I’ve had an experience a little while back. I think I’ve died, and I’ve been brought back. I’ve had major operations in the last couple of years.) I know what it feels like. (I know You do. I know.) I know what it feels like. I have just helped a person, actually. One of the persons I knew, he’s a doctor, he’s a vet actually, and…[…] In the last week… he’s a vet and he has prostate cancer? (Yes.) This is nasty. They open all your pelvis, and it’s a bad arrangement from I don’t know Who, but that thing is very deep. They open your pelvis and then mess it all up. It’s terrible, and some people don’t come back. Is that right? (Yes.) Yeah. But this guy, he did come back, though, he did come back. […]
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