This joint effort again looks at the source of the problem and includes an answer to what is the solution. It is simple, but not always easy since we are capable of complicating what we think about what is happening. If we can think what is happening shouldn't be happening we think it is possible to control what is happening with thought. In fact, all that is ever happening is always happening so trying to intervene leads to mental and emotional instability.
Few greater complications exist than to think what we think creates any reality whatsoever. If Reality was in short supply it would not be real, nor would Truth be true if any space or distance could intercede.
John and David have lived through intense circumstances where violence was common. Their experiences hardened aspects of their thoughts yet both reveal an interest in coming to terms with the inner and outer conflict created by addictive thinking.
Anthony met John a few years back at a men's retreat where my focused discussion was the mental obsession as the core illness of addiction. Anthony calls regularly and today got the chance to discuss things openly in a smaller-than-usual group setting.
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