For when you are sitting in heavy traffic.

Every single car that you see has at least one person driving it.  Chances are unless you have hundreds of friends, the likelihood that one of those cars contains someone you know is quite remote.

Consider this:  Each person in each car is living a life that parallels your own.  They just want to do what they have to do and get on with the next bit.

But what if that next bit isn't all that common?  So, they go home, eat, interact with their family, and then go to bed.  Maybe they took time for a hobby or maybe some meditation or prayer.

What if there is a deeper purpose to all of these people living common ordinary lives?

I wrote in my book "why." that every person is important.  It's a gigantic chess board with billions of pieces and even more squares than you mind can perceive or understand.

And they are all doing something rather specific to show you something...  that they are here!

Also you don't know a single one of them!

The saying goes, that the more you experience the smaller the world gets.  The connections that we didn't see in the people in their cars to us, unveils at an overview of a more meta level of observation.

Greet them with gratitude and a heart of love.

Thank you for being here, now, with the rest of us.