If someone's upset with you right now, they're not really upset with you. That anger, that

frustration is more of a symptom of something that is unresolved within them. But here's the thing,

and this is important. You ever have somebody snap at you for no reason? Like you're just

minding your business. You're saying something that to you is just innocent, and then, boom, they're offended.

And you're standing there thinking, what the hell just happened?

It's like you triggered something in them without even trying.

And now you're left wondering if you actually did something or if they're just being sensitive and overreacted.

It reminds me of a story that I once heard about former U.S. President George Bush.

Back in 1992, during a state visit to Australia, President Bush evidently flashed a V sign to the crowd,

but he did it with his fingers facing inward.

And in Australia, when you flash a V sign with your fingers facing inward, that has a completely

different meaning.

Apparently, it doesn't mean peace, it doesn't mean victory.

It's the equivalent of giving somebody the middle finger.

But President Bush sincerely thought that he was spreading positivity by flashing the peace sign.

And the Australians thought that he was insulting them because in their culture it's a completely different meaning.

And his innocent faux pas became global news.

But it revealed an important truth.

From the spiritual perspective, we don't see the world as it is.

We see the world as we are.

And we've all had those experiences where you're talking to somebody, maybe you've had history

with this person, and you're just innocently expressing yourself, and they get triggered by something you said. Like, you're just innocently expressing yourself and they get triggered by something

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