#compassioin

I rate Ye for this and the Rabbi who accepted his apology. I believe he was sincere... recall what we saw attacking Ye for many, many years. It will forever, thus far go, down as THEE WORST demonic attack I have ever seen in my ministry. They tried to k*ll that man

I hope this is a new beginning of healing between Ye and our Jewish friends. To me, this was a powerful moment and the world needs more of this. Less ego and more empathy and forgiveness. Less hurting and more accountability.

Bipolar can be a serious disease, many with this condition have taken their own lives... then add in a dash of witchcraft, grief, trauma, and alcohol (insert other substances) etc... it becomes a recipe for disaster. I'm just happy God showed us the truth and I hope Ye will have a stronger relationship with LORD Jesus, knowing how he helped to break the demonic altar attacking him. I saw this the same way I saw the ax being used to destroy the Mexican temple with Bobby (Bob Marley) and some ancient King.

I hope this will trickle down to a better co-parenting relationship with Kimmy, the babies and the rest of the family, too.

All Glory To The Great One Who Sits On The Throne In Heaven Who Answers Prayers and Heals.

I really just want to say THANK YOU GOD... truly if people could see what I saw, they would understand that 1. Demons are real, 2. demonic possession is real, 3. God really fights for us.

Let's keep surrounding Ye with prayers and believing in God's power to heal and transform. This gave me hope.

PS. and for the record (and don't let anyone tell you otherwise), Kim really loved Ye. God told me this. No relationship is perfect, we all make mistakes but I had to remind every one of what God said. Idk these people at all, but I do know what God says is always true.

Animals and The Buddha - Buddhism Documentary Movie

Running Time 50 minutes

2500 years ago a man sat under a tree determined not to budge until he saw all there was to see. When unlighted the Buddha spent forty five years teaching a new and revolutionary way of seeing the world. The essence of his teachings called the Dharma was articulated in the four Noble Truths where he taught the path to the end of all suffering. Central to these teachings was an important notion that the Dharma is not just about the humans, rather it includes all of the beings who share the earth. During this Buddhism documentary film, we will explore what Buddha taught us about animals and our relationship to them. His beliefs are so relevant to our nowadays life even thousands of years have passed.  This powerful and important film features interviews with world-renowned monastics and lay teachers including Ven. Bhikkhu Bodhi, Jetsuma (Ven. Master) Tenzin Palmo, Ven. Bhante Gunaratana (Bhante G), Christopher Titmuss, Ven. Geshe Phelgye, teachers from Spirit Rock Meditation Center and many others. From these interviews, we will understand how Buddha perceived animals and how Buddhism followers believe animals should be treated.