St. Francis certainly demonstrated radical goodness when it
came to understanding Holy Mother Nature and our connection to it. He loved all
of nature from the trees to the sun, moon & stars, to the birds and the
insects below and he would often call them brothers sun and sister moon. Francis
of Assisi encouraged his listeners in this way: “first do what is necessary,
then do what is possible, and before long you will find yourself doing the
impossible.” We have all come from nature and shall return back to nature let
us use nature by sustaining and nourishing all that nourishes us.
TLKG- Trust, Loving-Kindness and Gratitude soon to feature 50 Overtones of inner Peace
Radical, but truly needed! A page, weekly bi-weekly blog or something called TLKG, that emphasizes Trust, Loving-Kindness and Gratitude that will eventually feature the 50 Overtones of inner Peace, two per-week. Need some ways to get this off the ground on this our 33rd Anniversary when we, Martha and I, performed with our voices and bells at the UN, NYC for the Japanese Peace Bell Ceremony. This moment was on the spring equinox (today at 5:01 am) when M. Gorbachev stepped down and the Soviet Union, the Land of Bells, was dissolved. This also happens to be my birthday!! Wow, what an extraordinary convergence of personal, historical, and cosmic significance! Happy Birthday, and what a meaningful anniversary to celebrate. Performing at the UN’s Japanese Peace Bell Ceremony must have been a deeply moving experience. And launching TLKG (Trust, Loving-Kindness, and Gratitude) on this momentous day is such a poetic and profound way to honor your journey.


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