Innovative! Exciting! A brand new game that introduces a groundbreaking approach to kind and creative thinking for the entire family! The more you play Eratfi!, the easier your life becomes! It's that simple!

Recently, during a radio interview, the host asked me about the section in the Loving Things Journal (www.lovingthingsjournal.com) about raising children to make everyone right. I explained that in the beginning it was an experiment that I was intrigued with. I had read that if you could raise one generation of children with unconditional love, you would eradicate violence. In the world we live in, to be right, ultimately means making someone else wrong. I began playing around with the idea with my children. I explained to them that it is "soooooooo easy" to join in with others in like-minded thinking and make someone else wrong. In other words, it is easy to be a bully. On the other hand, making someone right takes a lot of patience, intelligence and creative thinking, but ultimately you win, because you gain a sense of peace, happiness and self-confidence that no one can ever take away from you. My son, Sam, was playing high school basketball at the time, and came home from school, whining about the new coach. As I began listening, I realized that everyone was making this new guy wrong, and therefore it could become a perfect experiment for Sam. I suggested that when he went to school the next day that he look for everything that was right about his coach. To my delight, he arrived home from school the next day with this story: At the beginning of the practice, the coach grabbed the rack of basketballs and hurled it across the gym. Instead of joining in with his teammates and making the coach wrong, he ran up to the coach and said, "Was that fun?" The coach called him aside, began laughing and said, "yes, but I can only do that once, for effect." Now, the rest of the team could see the new coach in a different light, and they all started making him right. The radio host thought this idea was groundbreaking and asked if it was hard to do. I told him that in the beginning, it is so different from what we have learned and what we have taught, but within a short time, the kids are looking at the world differently.

According to "Take Me To Truth, Undoing the Ego": "Overlooking error in others is the most powerful transformation gift, which has the potential to teach Love in its purest form. It does this by removing the blocks to the awareness of Love's presence. At the core of each and ever human being is the desire to be loved unconditionally."

It works this way: in a work, school or home situation, the ego-self always urges you to see yourself as right. By looking at the world this way, a loss of peace naturally occurs and it always makes someone else wrong, or inferior. Most of us are addicted to being right, at any cost. As you begin breaking this down through Eratfi!, the world is now approached with a newfound perspective that you may not even realized exists.

Eratfi! is one small step toward living in the world more peacefully. For more information regarding a practical and fun application to retrain yourself and your children to a lifelong habit of making kind and loving choices, please see the Loving Things Journal here. Your family will learn naturally, to make paying it forward and random acts of kindness, a part of their daily lives.

Thank you so much.

Sally MacKenzie Dubel
www.lovingthingsjournal.com