Perspective by William Klein

Sometimes we know. Sometimes we think we know but we don’t. Sometimes we don’t know, when we should. Sometimes we want to know, but can’t. Sometimes we deny the facts because we think it helps us to get along. Paul Simon wrote, “All lies and jest still a man hears what he wants to hear and disregards the rest.” Perspective … Continue reading Perspective by William Klein →

Healing the Blind by William Klein

Each one of us walks through the world blindly in his own way. During this holiday season, it merits to mention a statement made in Dickens’ “A Christmas Carol.” The ghost of Christmas past tells Scrooge to “open your eyes to the world.” The other ghosts implore Scrooge to see as well. This act of opening … Continue reading Healing the Blind by William Klein →

Finding Light Through Kindness by William Klein

In this Advent season, we are all looking for light in the darkness. Where do we see this light? It’s hard to find it sometimes, because the days are short and darkness comes early, but it’s there if you’re looking. I just watched a speech by CNN’s Dr. Kwane Stewart, founder of “Project Street Vet,” … Continue reading Finding Light Through Kindness by William Klein →