The tape was so complicated that they began to laugh hysterically. Mary said that was the first time in months her husband had laughed,'' said Justice. She decided she could do better than the video and with a little help and some knowledge of millenary work from her mother, she made creatively tied scarves. This became her passion and her new will to live. I see it all the time.
People suffer less when they find something better to do.
When you get a passion you lose your preoccupation with your pain, your illness and yourself. Justice lectures on his philosophy and often talks to civic and church groups. He has passed his philosophy on to his wife, psychologist Dr. Rita Justice. She believes it has changed her private practice as well. She is now more able to encourage people to see the blessing in adversity.