Jeff Rothschild:  

Jeff is from West Hollywood, California. Jeff's schools include Maple West Elementary School, Casey Middle School, Williamsville East High School. Jeff later attended Berklee College of Music, California State University, Los Angeles. Music Jeff likes includes Lawson, Jacks Mannequin, Maria Mena (Official). Books Jeff likes include Gita Vahini, Eat, Pray. Movies Jeff likes include Do The Right Thing, Billy Elliot, Almost Famous. TV shows Jeff likes include Wilfred, The Daily Show, Colbert Report. One of Jeff's favorite quotes is:""A good book should be an axe for the frozen sea within us." Kafka "Work for a cause, not for applause. Live life to express, not merely to impress. Don't strive to make your presence noticed, let your absence be felt.... just be simple." "Those who struggle to uphold truth are the real devotees of God. The essence of the Vedas lies in establishing this truth. Truth is the basis for all other human values such as love, peace, righteousness and non-violence. Love does not descend from somewhere above. Love emerges from the hearts of people." "Man creates and develops in himself an abounding variety of selfish habits and attitudes that leads to great discontent for himself. A person might feel elated that he has become the master of all arts, or owner of all wealth, or possessor of all knowledge; but from whom did he acquire all these? That source must indeed be greater. He might even claim that he earned all this through his own efforts. But surely someone gives it to him, in some form or other. This he cannot gainsay. The source from which all power originates is God. Ignoring the omnipotent Lord and deluding oneself thinking that the little power one has acquired is one's own is indeed egoism." "Returning injury for injury, harm for harm, or insult for insult only adds to the Karmic burden, which has to be endured and eliminated in future lives. This burden is termed “Aagaami” (impending). You can't escape the task of undergoing the consequences of your thought, word, and deed in due course. Paying evil for evil can never lighten the weight of Karma; it will only become heavier. It might confer immediate relief and contentment, but it can only make you suffer later. Forbearance, therefore, instructs you to do good even to those who inj...Expand for more