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We all can help in many ways; volunteering at the shelter or at a Big Brother program, donating time or money to other groups that bring help and orientation to difficult areas in our towns, advocating for healthy and positive activities for those who don't have the means, but most of all we can help by being conscious of these problems and by educating our kids with eyes and hearts open to see those in need and lend a hand. The future of our countries, and inherently of the world, will be in the hands of our kids, we can't afford to raise intolerance, idleness, or blindness. Let's bring peace to our neighborhoods one step at a time.
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13 comments:
Powerful things to remember and just a little bit of help can go a long way. This seems like a great hop to participate in. :)
A strong message, and one I absolutely agree with, Gina!
Excellent post!
Thanks guys! This kinds of messages are so often ignored that I couldn't say no. Thanks for commenting, as always!
A wonderful message, well worth remembering.
Wow...touched deeply and it is so true, there is so much more that encompasses helping out to give others a the chance for a peaceful life...so honored that we are friends.
I agree, if a community can accomplish peace within its boundaries, then that peace can spread outwardly, influencing its state, progressing to the nation.
Powerful words, and great up-lifting intentions! There isn't a day that goes by that I don't think of the people who are less fortunate, I am always grateful for what I have, and I thank God everyday that I am blessed with comfort. Although I do pray for and send healing energy to help those who are in need, such as the poor victims that you mentioned, the ones who can't defend themselves, and I know that peace is a global goal, not just an international one, or one between just a mere few countries!
Bless you for this wonderful and thought-provoking post, and may we all make this world the best place to live!
What a great place to start - the community! Wonderful message!
Such a great post! I'm loving the variety of thought in these. I'm contributing to a Christmas anthology called Christmas Lites II, and all proceeds are going to the National Coalition Against Domestic Violence. Last year's anthology raised a good deal of money for that charity, and I was honored to be asked to contribute again this year. Feels great to help others.
If you'd like to visit my post, it's at this link: http://mystiparker.blogspot.com/2012/08/my-journey-to-inner-peace.html
I am really enjoying the comments and seeing the post from an even stronger perspective...BRAVO GINA!
Thanks to all! Catalina in particular, not only for inviting me to participate in such an outstanding hop, but to think about it in the first place. Talking about things like this is often overshadowed by the latest Brangelina scandal. It's been a very powerful experience!
@Yvonne: That's the spirit! Every change starts from within. There's hope as long as there's space within us to spread the change.
@Joseph: thank you so much for your kind words and good wishes. This hop has been a tremendous experience. It has helped me connect with other peace seekers like you. I'm very pleased to meet you under such great circumstances. ;)
Jane, Amelia, Mysti: thanks for commenting, for taking the time to read my post, and for writing such great ones yourselves. Little by little we all come together to make the message still stronger: There's a better way of live that we can help achieve.
What a great bloghop with a fantastic message.
i just read about people being jailed for their thoughts----you are right, we do take our freedom and peace for granted
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