Celebrate small victories

[Guest guest]

That's how we inspire each other; we celebrate small victories.

What's more important, that's how the people who read about them

learn to break through, to go to the next level, to be slightly more

immune now than they were last week. When you talk about your small

victory, people start to think about theirs. And they make

discoveries.

By the way, it can be three sentences. Just say something. Your

name, emblazoned on the Golden Roster of people who got a result

this week. Overpowering masses of victory build if you, and enough

others, can bring yourselves to do this.

Me? A few minutes ago I discovered, via the self-honesty that comes

from directly removing conditions from my universal bodies, what an

impossible to deal with, myopic, self-centered addict I was from

around 1987 through, basically, the time I discovered immunics. And

how a person lashing out at me in return was not even really a bad

thing, but an expression of desperation: What do you do with an

addict? Save yourself from him. That was a good awakening for me.

I had a small victory there, a victory of caring about them in

retrospect; a victory of love.

I pass it on to you, in hope that you will have a victory too.

Yours may simply be remembering to remove herpes right before an

outbreak, or remembering to test whether or not your child or spouse

loves you when they're being impossible.

Please tell us what you did for yourself, what awakening you had.

We need it. We need you.

The Cure Drive needs you.

The Buz