@@blancoCuervo Happy almost Thanksgiving to you and your loved ones as well, Bradley. Yes, the ability to forgive is a hallmark of maturity. Your kind and thoughtful comments always make my day. We got this! 🌻✨
The idea that my thoughts can impact people without coming into contact with them is inspiring and also a little scary. I will definitely try to keep this in mind. We can choose to be a blessing for others or a stumbling block or curse. It means none of us is an island. And all of us affect the world in ways we don't understand.
@@EremiasRanwolf-d6z You are absolutely right; none of us is an island. Even the most seemingly inconsequential actions (or thoughts) of one person are of great importance when the chain of their effects are traced. For example, one person’s choice of which subway car to enter can alter the course of history, as I discussed in my video on “The Butterfly Effect,” chaos theory, and the law of sensitive dependence on initial conditions. “A butterfly flapping its wings in Brazil can cause a tornado in Texas.” 🌎✨🦋
Love your videos, been watching here and there and love the insights you give
Forgiveness givin or received is freeing and shows much growth. Wishing You a Happy Thanksgiving. As always keep going WE GOT THIS!!!
@@blancoCuervo Happy almost Thanksgiving to you and your loved ones as well, Bradley. Yes, the ability to forgive is a hallmark of maturity. Your kind and thoughtful comments always make my day. We got this! 🌻✨
Thank you Lubna!
The idea that my thoughts can impact people without coming into contact with them is inspiring and also a little scary. I will definitely try to keep this in mind. We can choose to be a blessing for others or a stumbling block or curse.
It means none of us is an island. And all of us affect the world in ways we don't understand.
@@EremiasRanwolf-d6z You are absolutely right; none of us is an island. Even the most seemingly inconsequential actions (or thoughts) of one person are of great importance when the chain of their effects are traced. For example, one person’s choice of which subway car to enter can alter the course of history, as I discussed in my video on “The Butterfly Effect,” chaos theory, and the law of sensitive dependence on initial conditions. “A butterfly flapping its wings in Brazil can cause a tornado in Texas.” 🌎✨🦋
Thankyou mam❤
@@jyotsnapathania3988 Thank you for watching my video. Much love. 💐✨