resulted in mankind being born under the tyranny of
unloved and unloving authorities. We are infected with
fear, hate and madness from the day we are born. There is
no escape except through love. But because no one has real
love to give, we are hurt and confused about what love is.
       It seems strange to say that children need to love their
parents, because tradition has it the other way around. But
what if the love from which children need to draw is
nowhere to be found? Then, maturing to the role of parents
ourselves, what are we to do? Are we doomed forever be-
cause we have never known love and therefore cannot give
it? Of course not! The truth is that the love you are seek-
ing comes more from loving others than from being loved
yourself. It must be the kind of love that does not expect to
be loved in return.
       Ninety-nine and nine-tenths percent of all parents
were emotionally crippled in their formative years.They had
violent, impatient or sticky sweet parents who “laid a trip”
on them which rendered them incapable of extending love
to their children. The emotional traumas of childhood not
only psychologically blocked your parents’ ability to love you,
but also compelled them to pass a kind of mental burden
on to you. They have been driven to set you upon a path
from which all your problems arise: problems with your par-
ents, yourself, your own family and with all the world. You
are so caught up in your mind with the struggle that you
now find yourself behaving just as inhumanly toward your
offspring as your parents did to you, and their parents did
to them.
       How could your parents not be impatient? How could

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