Blame Game

Do you frequently play the blame game with your spouse? Would you like to stop the blame game but are unsure on how to go about in doing so?

It's a little thing called The Blame Game.

Today's political finger pointing serves absolutly no purpose, except to stall real help to those who need it, and needed it yesterday.

The blame game is a game employed by every active addict, however this particular article focuses on the specifics of alcoholism.

The blame game has no end. It is a circle that constantly feeds into itself.

People who has hurt you in the past that has you where can not get passed it because you want let it go.

No one makes us behave badly. No one makes us talk in a mean manner to another person. No one makes us treat another person badly. When we fail to treat a person with love and compassion, we have only one person to blame... that human in the mirror peering back at us.

The blame game may ease our consciences but it doesn’t lessen our responsibility. Owning up to our mistakes by confession is the only path to power, freedom and forgiveness.

It's easy to blame others for the bad things that happen in your life.You see and hear it everywhere. Watch television, read a newspaper, talk with a friend or just think about your own experiences; how much of the good AND bad are you owning up to?

Here is a look at the ridiculous comment made by the wife of GOP presidential hopeful, Rick Perry, and the continued efforts at blaming President Obama.

We have all been talking about how bad our educational system is here in the US. We blame the teachers, the government, the public schools, whoever we can, but who we should be blaming is parents. Parents need to get involved and do it now!

Poem about a guy who has bad luck and blames his misfortunes on others.

High drama and theatrics indulged in by politicians are at the cost of the poorest of the poor among us. All these time wasted and costs thereby will be at the cost of the unfortunate majority.

Who's to blame from the supposed "event of the year," fight of Pacquiao and Mosley?

We are taking the easy way out, juvenile in our approach to our problems. We look for scapegoats, unwilling to put our own house in order. The common man is showing increasing disillusionment and could refuse to pay for others' greed.

Don Seymour, Deputy Communications Director for Speaker of the House John Boehner, posted a list of reasons why the government shutdown should be blamed on the Democrats. Is he correct?

After Clay Duke failed to kill school board members at Panama City, Fla., the issue turned to what drove him. His Facebook page shows his hatred of the wealthy, while a popular movie and the Second Amendment are also part of the discussion.

I had the pleasure to interview Shon Hyneman again. Here is a tid bit for his second book.

In the end does it really matter who is to blame? Regulation and investment in alternative energy is key to prevention.

Article on the effects on boys growing up with no fathers.

This article explains the power of choice in life and relationships. It offers empowerment tips and strategies.

lyric. poem

We all make mistakes, but if we own up to them and try to make amends, we become better people

A review of the episode that first aired 12/9/2009

Don't make life harder then it is

If you're focusing your attention on who did it, who's focusing on how to avoid it in the future?

Things are not always as black and white as we'd like to think.

Why is it that when tragedy happens people say that "it's God's will?"

Do you always find yourself blaming other people when a problem arises? Learn why it is not fair and healthy to blame anybody for faults they never really made or intended.

Blame is in essence not accepting responsibilty for loving fully. This poem gives you clues how to love without blaming or inflaming.