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Laughter


When you make a person laugh, you plant a new idea into their brain, guiding their whole being for a moment.  Not one individual is ever him or herself when they laugh, they are completely open, their defenses are down.  Completely themselves when that sense of contentment hits the brain and the laugh begins.  That is when new ideas can be formed, hopes, dreams.  And if a new idea slips into the brain in that moment, it holds a chance to grow, a chance to be whatever it may choose to be.  Maybe that is why we love the ones who make us laugh.  The ones who fill our mind with new thoughts and ideas, the ones who help us grow in the healthiest way

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