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Avram, wonderful video; thank you for the shout outs. I really enjoyed spending that day with you and watching other people’s reactions. I have to admit that my initial reaction when you walked in the room came from judgement and I thought to myself “What the heck is he wearing?!” and then I immediately said to myself “Who does that belong to?!” and the thought went away and I was able to see the true Avram essence I love shining through you!!

I have to say that there were several times when I was a kid when I had to wear a patch on my eye – I think like 4 times – because I was kind of a clutz and I would scratch my eye somehow (one time was while playing with a blow up palm tree – yes, hilarious image!). Anyways, we were at Disney World when I did it once and all I could feel were the eyes of others peering at me and I remember feeling SO self conscious. Man I wish I had Access Consciousness tools back then so that I could Pod Pock all that crap!!

Thanks for your boldness, your talent, your personality – for YOU! YOU rock Av and I’m so happy to have you as a friend!

Am I judged? Yep every 15 weeks, judged by how much information I’ve taken away from a class and have to recite it back to the professors standards just exactly what and how, they feel, I need to know.

Nice message, but you would have looked that much better in a pair of 4 inch pumps!

I love what and how you continue to explore your world!
Peace!

Avram, I just love you! So not afraid to just be you, or some funny crossed version of yourself! Thanks for all you do to invoke thought, inspire others to think and most of, take action! Rock on!

Wow, Av. You ROCK! Seriously, who cares what other say or think and you obviously are strong enough with yourself that you could pull this off. I give you serious credit, bro! It’s interesting I’m listening to some Deepak Chopra right now and he talks about trying to go out and not judge people. It’s very hard, but can be possible if you catch yourself doing it.

Yeah, I had ear surgery in 7th grade and had to walk around with this big bandage around my head with the one ear completely covered up. Looked pretty ridiculous and that was tough as that is a tough age and kids can be brutal…especially when you’re named Dirk. That was some character building. You got lots and I’m glad to be part of your world.

Thank you Susan! It’s my pleasure to bring the heat (dress and all) for your entertainment

Awwww Meghann! Thank you so much for BEING there with me and supporting me throughout my experience

Loving your comment about clutziness Its amazing how many thoughts we actually take on from others when we are that self conscious about things!

Thank you again for being an awesome friend!

Hahahahaha! Ryan you crack me up! I got it from my momma! Lol!

Dirk! Thank you brother! It’s a long path to consciousness! Many people think it is impossible to get to a place of zero judgment – and that’s the biggest thing getting in their way. Imagine what is possible without the labeling, judging, and conclusive thought patterns we normally participate in? Wouldn’t life just be that much more grand?? Heck, we might as well get started now, even if we don’t “get there.” Everything from here is just an improvement

Middle school is certainly a tough time! Thank you for sharing your experience Dirk! I can tell it had a profound impact on who you.

What a beautiful experiment – thanks for sharing it with us ! There is nothing sexier than a hetero man in a silk skirt, sans underwear, half-erect from the sensual fabric and open air quality … Give that one a try, my dear.
I agree with you, when folks are throwing their judgements on you, it is very heavy, and takes energy to remain your happy, joyful self. Since folks judge what they do not understand, what if complete understanding and harmony were possible in every moment ? Oh, yeah, it is !!!