Daily Gratitude: I recommend a book by David Brooks (“How To Know a Person”). It is excellent and is a great way to start learning to harmonize with others. This is something sorely needed at this time of our lives. It seems there is total disharmony abd whether that’s your thing or not, it a danger to the human race. We are a tribal people. Disharmony is not conducive to survival for our species. I think that we use labels to depersonalize people. It’s “easier” to call someone a name than it is to provide evidence to support your position. How do you argue a label such as “you’re a jerk”? How do you refute “you’re an a*hoe”? Or even more – how do you argue “you don’t know what you’re talking about?” without being given specifics.? It’s too bad we can’t just discuss facts without getting so emotional. But the mere nature of some of these discussions means there’s a winner or a loser and no one wants to he the loser. What steps can you take to foster harmony in your family, your work or in any gathering you’re involved with ?