The experience I had on 11/11/11 with my skull crashing into the pavement convinced me entirely of how important it is to be fully charged.  

It was a beautiful, extraordinary day on the morning of November 11th in the Greater Toronto Area. I was taking my black Labrador, Shadow, out for a run. I was riding my bicycle, and he was running beside me as I was holding the leash. It was always fun, easy to do, and great exercise for both of us as we went through the neighbourhood.

It was about 7:30 am, as we were rounding the bend for the last hundred meters, and there was another little dog with his owner.  Shadow never was distracted, until that day.  

He dashed in front of my bike with me holding the leash.  I was yanked forward, and my skull crashed onto the pavement as I was without a bike helmet.  Thankfully, I was so full of power due to the weekend conference, and the two introductions to the healing streams that week.  

As my head hit the pavement,...

Remember when you put a shirt on inside out as a kid or even backwards!?!  

You were so proud that you dressed yourself.  Then your mom, or another care giver, gently helped you removed it and put it on the "right way."

What if all these "right ways" have actually been the "wrong ways?"

After all what is "right?"   Isn't is just one person's, one group's perception, one country's perception that has become ingrained as a truth?

Just pause for a moment, and be with that question, instead of spitting out an answer like you need to be the quickest, smartest, fastest on the game show.

Who is anyone to tell us what is "right" for each of us?

So here we are in 2020.  We have a world where the aging populations have lived within a context of doing things "right" their whole life, and a younger populations that just keeps hitting the key pad, searching for answers, and wanting to do things differently.  Are they "wrong?"

These ideas of "right" and "wrong" are addressed...