Monthly Archives: March 2016

The contrast between the well-appointed board rooms and the dusty slums controlled by Al-Shabaab reminds us that when geopolitical imbalance reaches a certain level, life and death decisions can be made as easily in one venue as another. Sourced through … Continue reading →

We aren’t born knowing how to be reliable friends and helpers. We don’t automatically know how to stand by each other, but we learn through experience and we learn from those who support us. When friends told me they would … Continue reading →

“Everything you can imagine is real.” ~Pablo Picasso Here in the Northern Hemisphere, Mother Nature is in labor once again. All winter long she’s been hibernating, gestating powerful new forms in her underground womb. Atoms and molecules have been moving … Continue reading →

I dreamed I was a mighty whale And you a majestic white horse, Who lived on an arid plain so stale You couldn’t find love’s source. My habitat was a blue green cove Where I often swam and dove, And … Continue reading →

Jesus’ entry into Jerusalem wasn’t “triumphal.” It’s actually an anti-triumph. It was what we would call to today a demonstration, a political demonstration, a religious demonstration. Pay close attention to the text—it was carefully planned street theatre. It was all … Continue reading →

Think of a country where the citizens have become the three monkeys that see no evil, hear no evil, and speak no evil; where numerous teenagers, women and children die everyday, but the rest of the citizens don’t even notice … Continue reading →

There is a soundtrack to the rising movement for social change. As activists put their shoulders to the wheel of progress, their voices rise to describe the struggle and urge others to join. The voices are varied. The songs are … Continue reading →

Donald Trump is a gift from God! Bernie Sanders too! We’ve been conditioned to believe that the battle of Election 2016 is a battle between left and right, Republican v. Democrat, and Progressive or Regressive policies. It is not! Donald … Continue reading →

As Elie Wiesel taught, the opposite of love is not hate. The opposite of love is indifference. Sourced through Scoop.it from: archetypeinaction.com by Rabbi Stephen Fuchs See on Scoop.it – Archetype in Action

Dismiss the childish idea of peace and ask yourself not where is peace, but where is euphoria. And seek that, radically, as you elevate yourself and those around you. Sourced through Scoop.it from: archetypeinaction.com by Art Von sy See on … Continue reading →