GOOD and EVIL HIDING in the CORNERS of our MIND. . . Tradition mixed with belief makes a heady soup of certitude: one that comes from a place deep within us. This anthology hints at some of the subconscious beliefs and traditions that mold our behavior, and places them next to ideas of good and evil in everyday experience. That juxtaposition weaves a web of eccentricity and re-evaluation, giving us pause about the 'givens' of our cultures and communities, and what makes us significant as individual beings. Once we have attained insight into the bias of our tribe, we are ready to progress towards the larger issues of our humanity and connection. This exercise is important in today's polarized societies across the world. Before the two World Wars we experienced an increase in nationalism. Now we are faced with a rise of intolerance, religion and tribalism. This book, along with its three predecessors, Mind Painting, The Space Between Us, and The Darker Side of Consciousness, attempts to bring the reader to a place of reconsideration and reconciliation of the core values of his life. It is at this point, when cut free from subconscious taboos, that new conscious awareness and freedom can unleash the social evolution and goodness that lie dormant within us. Life itself is the precious gift that we have been given freely and without restriction. What we make of it is our own doing, as we experience the whims of chance and the challenge of the unexpected. Around every turn is excitement and danger. The art is to live it in the moment with the enthusiasm and optimism of a child, while noting the reality of experience both conscious and subconscious], and the reality of our animal instincts. Life is opportunity for love and passion, for grief and sadness, for ecstasy and pleasure, for sacrifice and nobility, for giving. It is the smile of contentment, the sense of fulfillment, the awareness of goodness, the knowledge at the end of each day that you are moving, that