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Independent insurance broker with interest in internet marketing, social networking and wellness products. Political and current issues aware, a watch dog and cultural warrior
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Feel The Passion
I have been told many times in my life that I show no passion (except during sports) and that crying is an impossibility. While I understand this perception I know it is not true. I know that I feel anger and frustration focused on certain situations, like how our country is being changed and in a direction that scares the hell out of me.

I realized I have only cried a handful of times and most of these events were situations that caught me off guard; Times when I didn’t have the time to rationalize or put up my wall; Times when feelings have been repressed and some event occurs when I am completely not thinking of such repressed feeling and then they are exposed and I have no control, no rationalizations an no walls. And the tears are running down my face and I am unable or willing to control them.

Everyone plays with the idea of writing a book. The title of my book would be “The Times I Cried.” Of course I would be the only one to understand the hidden emotions behind these uncontrolled moments in my life. So don’t look anytime soon for the book. Anyhow, yesterday I found myself in one of these situations and I was so moved by this I wanted to share it with you.

Let me set it up for you. I lost my father and sister when I was 8 to a car accident and my mother was left with 7 kids to take care. My family was broken up into groups, some went to private boarding schools and some stayed home. So I have a compassion for family and Moms. I also lost a brother to a motorcycle accident, when he was 16. So I have a fear of losing those who are close to you especially when you have no say in their leaving. I am also a Viet Nam veteran and spent 399 days in hell. From this experience I have anger and fear about things that are larger than I am and that appear to be out of control.

So yesterday I am listening to Rush Limbaugh and Susan from Glendale CA comes on and is so passionate and yet fearful of our current situation that I found myself crying, unable to fight back the tears. I heard in her voice my fear of things heading so out of control that we all need to be fearful. Please listen to the first 7 seven minutes of Susan’s concerns and feel the passion.

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Post by vinod chaudhary at 9:58 AM on 03/5/10
dear brother i am from india your enger is tru you evrybody will be out of controll when he loose the thingsgiven by others ( god gifted or by hard working) once you earnand destroy by your handssee what happens. your treatment is when you have spare time(any time of the day)Shout loudly Goooooooooooggggggggggggggggod    and see the reaselt   

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