Oh, yes, it was an eloquent speech...... To the question of how do we give this to all sentient beings on the planet? I say research back in history when our ancestors did just that! The concept of the IWW was sound! They laid their lives on the line to secure a just wage for all and a 40 hour work week! They stood up together and refused to be denied the simple right of enough! Does anyone remember the picture of the "scared black cat" largely pictured on railway cars? That was the IWW!!!
Being a Brave Heart Women comes with alot of tears, when you remember those relatives who gave their lives in this struggle. It's time to join this battle again. Bring the concepts of the IWW to the foreground again! Their documentary shows their struggle, their songs, their courage, their sacrifice.
We dropped the ball! We didnot continue the right struggle! We didnot notice the Air pollution as a sign of things to come! They warned us and through media, they are still warning us! Who will heed the call! Who will join together with our ancestors struggle and define ourselves once again as the United World Workers of Simply having Enough?!
Was their struggle in vain? Did they not accomplish what their PUrPOSE was? Life is a process. They paved the way for generations to come. We must embrace these concepts again! We must fight the good fight, not dismiss the "scared black cat" as another Halloween window decoration!
Yes, it was an eloquent speech.
In the Good Old Picket Line................................... .
Sheila, the immigrant daughter of the IWW


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The opposite of creation is pity. And knowing the difference is Soul-Full!

My point exactly!

Becky


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Dream to touch the stars, LIVE to touch your Dreams!

Has anyone else had the chance to download Paul Bauer's new program, Life's Purpose? If so, any comments on the part regarding taking care of others, rather than focusing on your own needs? I believe that taking care of others is really important! In fact, I have spent my whole life doing pretty much that. But I have done it mostly at the expense of neglecting my inner self. Not all the time, but most of the time.

Love,
Becky

Paul Bauer
http://www.dreamsalive.com


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Dream to touch the stars, LIVE to touch your Dreams!

... interesting... I will look it up....
and yes, the saying that "our thoughts are written in the sky forever" really holds true for me, also...
thanx ghislane
Gotami.

I like the saying "Be the change you would like to see"
"Why things are the way they are" often leads to beliefs (difficult to understand) about reality, and not all of them are equally useful, some are even dangerous.
To me, a more useful (and safer) question is "How things work?"
While the first question is usually answered by religions, the second is usually answered by science. While science without ethics/wisdom is also dangerous (power can be used for destruction not growth) I like to be guided by an ethical principle of compassion for all beings, and recognition that, ultimately, we are all connected.
So: "What goes out comes around", I really believe that our first responsibility is to work on ourselves; work on becoming stronger, wiser, more compassionate and whole human beings that we are. By healing ourselves we will heal the world.
It scares me when I hear that something has been predestined in any shape or form. It suggests that a supernatural power other than ourselves makes arbitrary decisions about our (and other's) lifes. And yes, we do experience results of our decisions, individually and collectively.
What goes out comes around, and this includes greed as well as generosity, love as well as hate...

This is a brilliant question, an important question - and an urgent question.
We, I mean we as a world, need more global thinking.
And that is where we as BraveHeartWoman might come in.
This question isn't easily answered, but fortunately there are many póssible answers.
Maybe it starts just with us asking ourselves, personally:
'What are my passions and my talents, and how can I make them of use? How can I be of service?'
Of course this community is the best start I ever saw.

I think though that many problems will be - relatively easily - solved when people, men and women alike, dare to live their passion, and do what they where meant to do.

So many people work a job they disgust to bring home the bacon.
And I cannot blame them, because the kids, or pets, or just themselves need feeding, don't they?

I think a big part of the urge to consume is a lack of nurturing the soul, ones most innerbeing. We got full agenda's, loads of responsibilities and we forget how to make time for ourselves, to reasses where we stand and where we can go from there.

Anywa, that;s just my two cents, for now.


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~ I love me as I am
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http://pebblepondering.blogspot.com

Cindy, greed is the reason that the economy is in trouble. But I do believe that if we continue to humble ourselves through prayer, meditations, universal requests, and any way to get a positive contact...things will have to turn around and begin with new creative achievements.


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Deborah Akridge (Deja)

Exploring New Healthier Paths

Hello Cindy,

Your question is a very thought provoking one... Knowing that many creative minds coming together to find solutions, will sooner or later find the answer ... I would say that BraveHeart women will one day find solutions and answers to some of the world's most urgent issues.

As BraveHeart women continue to blossom, and live their life with purpose and passion, they will come from a place of abundance and have much to share and offer to human kind.

Thank you for sharing!

Lynette
Manifesting Formula