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A just war is hospitable to every self-deception on the part of those waging it, none more than the certainty of virtue, under whose shelter every abomination can be committed with a clear conscience. Alexander Cockburn I destroy my enemies when I make them my friends .  Abe Lincoln 

  Six important words to me are     Beauty-Truth-Goodness …. Transcendental Truths                                                                         Freedom..Peace…Love    100's   of symbols here                                                              Six important words to me are  Beauty-Truth-Goodness ….                                                  ...

  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.

  If we want to create change, you must do it from a level of energy that is greater than guilt, greater than pain, greater than fear, greater than anger, greater than shame and greater than unworthiness .  Dr. Joe Dispenza For thousands of years, ancient cultures the Mayans, the Hopi, the Vediosages foretold a time when humanity would awaken into a higher consciousness. They spoke of cycles of a shift from darkness to light, and a return to harmony. That time is now. This awakening isn’t on the news, and it’s not a viral trend, it’s happening quietly within peoples, people everywhere. We’re realizing that reality is shaped by our attention, that peace isn’t found by fighting, but by creating a life aligned with our truth. People are remembering the ancient wisdom of connection and balance. Instead of focusing on the chaos they’re choosing to heal, to live consciously, and to create beauty. This isn’t a revolution of force, but of spirit. The prophecy spoken of strength, not...

  Pope Francis is also known for his work on integral action when he in ISSUED in 2016 an APOSTOLIC LETTER MOTU PROPRIO Instituting  the Dicastery for promoting Integral Human Development. In all her being and actions, the Church is called to promote the integral development of the human person in the light of the Gospel. This development takes place attending to the inestimable goods of justice, peace, and the care of creation. The Successor of the Apostle Peter, in his work of affirming these values, is continuously adapting the institutions which collaborate with him, so that they may better meet the needs of the men and women whom they are called to serve. So that the Holy See may be solicitous in these areas, as well as in those regarding health and charitable works, the Dicastery for Promoting Integral Human Development. This Dicastery will be competent particularly in issues regarding migrants, those in need, the sick, the excluded and marginalized, the imprison...

  At a time in which international diplomacy seems to have lost its appeal and effectiveness everywhere, Cardinal Pietro Parolin has reiterated the Holy See’s firm support for multilateralism, stressing the importance of inclusive approaches to peace. Solutions to conflicts should never be imposed unilaterally “Everyone can contribute to peace, but solutions must never be pursued through unilateral impositions that risk trampling on the rights of entire peoples,” he said,  “otherwise, there will never be a just and lasting peace.” The Vatican Secretary of State shared this view with Alberto Ceresoli, editor of the Italian local newspaper  L’Eco di Bergamo . I n the wide-ranging interview Cardinal Parolin addressed several pressing geopolitical issues, including the wars in Gaza and Ukraine, the changing situation in the Middle East and the role of Europe in the geopolitical challenges of our time. Central to his reflection was that solutions to conflicts should never be ...

 True Silence becomes True Listening The quieter you become the more you are able to hear. ... Silence is a source of great strength. ... Be silent, if you choose; but when it is necessary, speak – and speak in such a way that people will remember it. ... In silence there is eloquence. ... Without great solitude no serious work is possible. ... Talk doesn't cook rice.

 

  Here is a list of days celebrated globally over the past several decades that honor the oneness, unity, and interconnectedness of humanity as a species: Please honor and continue this trend! 1. Global Oneness Day Date: October 24 Established: 2010 Purpose: A celebration of the interconnectedness of all people, life, and the Earth itself. The day inspires unity, peace, and compassion globally. Background: Created by Humanity's Team to acknowledge the spiritual and practical connection between all beings. 2. World Kindness Day Date: November 13 Established: 1998 Purpose: Promotes acts of kindness worldwide to unite people across boundaries and foster compassion. Background: Founded by the World Kindness Movement, a coalition of organizations from various nations. 3. International Day of Peace (World Peace Day) Date: September 21 Established: 1981 (UN Resolution...

  Charles Eisenstein Morphic Resonance and a New Reason for Activism https://charleseisenstein.org/videos/video/morphic-resonance-and-a-new-reason-for-activism/

  You are Powerful Being You are a powerful being, more powerful than you might imagine. By simply feeling peace you have more impact than you might even believe. Just keep taking 7 minutes a day or a bit more to just stop, quiet down, take a few calming breaths, relax your shoulders, feel your body, and feel for peace. Feel peace filling your body, vibrating in every cell activating your light body energizing your energetic field raising your frequency and radiating peace all around you into the world. In this way, we connect with the ocean of peace that is the foundation of this universe, and each one of us. You are a magnificent being! Take some time every day to feel into the beauty of you, and let peace radiate all around you. Simply let it happen.

Money used for the extinction of life on earth? Why can we pay for Child care, breakfast & Lunch for kids. Free Education and moneys for families to buy their first House. Because we spend billions on weapons of destruction, money that goes down the toilet. $$$ that help polluting the air, peoples and children’s minds and bodies. Kamala Harris is very quantum physics minded. Everything is entangled, connected WE ARE ALL ONE!

  Promoting world peace through concepts like   Wholeness, Spacious Mindedness,   and   Integral Consciousness   is a noble and aspirational goal. Here are some thoughts on how these ideas can contribute to fostering a more peaceful world: Wholeness : Embracing the idea of wholeness involves recognizing the interconnectedness of all things. When we see the world as a complex web of relationships and interdependencies, we are more likely to act in ways that promote harmony and cooperation rather than division and conflict. By seeking to understand and appreciate the diversity of perspectives, cultures, and experiences that make up our global community, we can move towards a more inclusive and peaceful world. Spacious Mindedness : Cultivating a spacious mind involves developing the capacity to hold multiple perspectives and ideas without feeling threatened or defensive. When we approach disagreements with curiosity and openness rather than fear or judgment, we cre...

  Hate has four letters but so does love.  Enemies has seven letters but so does friends.  Lying has five letters but so does truth.  Cry has three letters but so does joy.  Negativity has 10 letters but so does positivity. To move us forward which will you choose?

  The Spirituality of Nonviolence continued: Franciscan peacemakers Rosemary lynch and Alan Richard have identified 10 “commandments” for those seeking to live a spiritual life of nonviolence. They call it “the decalogue for a spirituality of nonviolence”. 1.       To see ourselves as part of the whole creation to which we foster a relationship of love, not of mastery, remembering that the destruction of our planet is a profoundly spiritual problem, not simply a scientific or technological one. We are One. 2.       To be ready to suffer, perhaps even with joy, if we believe this will help liberate the divine in others. This includes the acceptance of our place and moment in history with this trauma, with its ambiguities. 3.       To be capable of celebration, of joy, when the presence of God has been accepted, and when it has not been to help discover and recognize this. 4.    ...

  The Spirituality of Nonviolence continued: Franciscan peacemakers Rosemary lynch and Alan Richard have identified 10 “commandments” for those seeking to live a spiritual life of nonviolence. They call it “the decalogue for a spirituality of nonviolence”. 1.       To renounce dualism, the “we-they” mentality and (Manichaeism ). This divides us into good people/bad people and allows us to demonize the adversary. It is the root of authoritarianism and exclusivist behavior period it generates racism and makes possible conflicts and wars. 2.       To face fear and to deal with it not mainly with courage but with love. 3.       To understand and accept that the new creation, the building up of the beloved community is always carried forward with others. It is never a solo act …

  The Spirituality of Nonviolence... Franciscan peacemakers Rosemary lynch and Alan Richard have identified 10 “commandments” for those seeking to live a spiritual life of  nonviolence.  They call it “the decalogue for a spirituality of nonviolence”. 1.        Learn to recognize and respect “ the sacred ” and every person, including in ourselves, and in every piece of creation. 2.        To accept oneself deeply, “who I am” with all my gifts and riches, with all my limitations, errors, failings and weaknesses, and to realize that I am accepted by God. 3.        To recognize that what I resent, and perhaps even the detest in another, comes from my difficulty in admitting that this same reality lives also in me....

    • CONVICTION - A strong persuasion, a firm belief.   a fixed or firm belief: No clever argument, no persuasive fact or theory could make a dent in his conviction in the rightness of his position.   • COURAGE - Strength of mind and will to carry on with audacity and fortitude in spite of challenges and danger. Courage is   the quality of being brave or fearless, and the ability to face and deal with things that are difficult, painful, or dangerous .   • CREATIVITY - The generation of new ideas or concepts, or new associations, to go outside the box. The ability to create something new and valuable, whether it's an intangible idea or a physical object.  It can also be defined as the tendency to generate ideas that can solve problems or entertain others.   • DEEP LISTENING- non-judgmental, quiet, calm, emphatic understanding.    Ongoing practice of suspending self-oriented, reactive thinking and opening one's awareness to ...

What are Overtones.   An overtone is any resonant frequency above the fundamental frequency of a sound.   • AWARENESS - An ongoing fuller discovery of self and a mindful, spacious realization of higher degrees of conscious and creations interactions to explore. Cultural awareness is the knowledge, awareness, and acceptance of other cultures and others' cultural identities. • CARING - to be concerned, have thought or regard. The work or practice of looking after those unable to care for themselves, especially sick and elderly people. • COMMITMENT - The firm carrying out of purpose. The state or quality of being dedicated to a cause, activity,  • COMPASSION - Sensitivity and the capacity to commiseration for another's suffering or misfortune. Compassion for the beauty of the earth and all its remarkable features and creatures hoping to nurture and preserve them.