Tweeting or texting a friend isn't seen in my heart as a conversation. Jotting down a few thoughts in an email or old fashioned snail mail totally lacks human inflection. To have a conversation means giving up what you call your glory and share it with a passerby. We experience so much that our minds bodies and souls look like an episode of Hoarders. On this podcast we dive into the subject of what we as everyday real people demand not only from ourselves but others. We want insurance, security, clarity as well as knowledge. Without sitting down to have a conversation your brain becomes a rust bucket. The storms you've traveled through are in essence conversation starters. Not to receive pity but to turn it into a tool to help someone along the way. I have a very good friend dealing with a child that's become a cutter. A little something I dealt thirty years ago and with psychotherapy and years of writing I've been able to become more aware of the circumstances that lead to wrong choices. I'm not an expert but I've experienced it. Lets talk about religion. So many hold onto to the glory without ever letting it pass through them to someone who doesn't know how to reach God. Someone that feels guilty because they can't instantly whip out a verse or remember a story. Have a conversation. Nobody is greater than. Through each others experiences with change, challenge, defeat and the occasional victory there's always a new tool placed in your heart to be used in an area you'll soon bump into. Insurance, security, clarity and knowledge grow forward when conversation is put into first gear.