“Eyes are mirrors instead of windows.”

“Everything you see outside is from your Dan Tien.”

“Envy arises when we view life and the world with a ‘survival of the fittest’ attitude. When we recognize the world’s been designed as a mirror and are sincerely grateful for others’ successes, we’ll be successful.”

Swami Nitty-Gritty told us, “We sell our cells short.”

Judy Utley is a salient example. And she continued to chain-smoke.

“Doctor-inflicted pain and infirmity have always been a part of medical practice. Professional callousness, negligence and sheer incompetence are age-old forms of malpractice. With the transformation of the doctor from an artisan exercising a skill on personally known individuals into a technician applying scientific rules to classes of patients, malpractice acquired an anonymous, almost respectable status. What had formerly been considered an abuse of confidence and a moral fault can now be rationalized into the occasional breakdown of equipment and operators. In a complex technological hospital, negligence becomes ‘random human error’ or ‘system breakdown,’ callousness becomes ‘scientific detachment,’ and incompetence becomes ‘a lack of specialized equipment.’ The depersonalization of diagnosis and therapy has changed malpractice from an ethical into a technical problem.”