A short monologue (Eckhart Tolle) arguing that humanity's greatest danger is internal—the dysfunctional, unconscious human mind—and outlining two aspects of true forgiveness: (1) recognizing perpetrators acted from unconsciousness (they "couldn't help it"), and (2) realizing there is an aspect of oneself that was never hurt, so there is nothing to forgive.
The greatest danger for humanity are not outside forces. The greatest danger for humanity lie within the dysfunctional human mind. Perpetrators are at the mercy of unconscious forces within them. What they did, they couldn't help it. They were not awake. To recognize that they were at the mercy of their own unconsciousness is a real aspect one of forgiveness. The second aspect of forgiveness is the realize that there's something in you that was never hurt. Therefore there's nothing to forgive.
Why alcohol feels like relief, and what it is really giving you | Eckhart Tolle
