
Namaste, my friends ❤️
©Tina Frisco 2022
What we think, we become. Thoughts are powerful. We don’t have to see or measure them to feel their effect.
When a group of people focuses its intention on a specific outcome, the perceptible effect is generally greater than the whole.
Since the majority of our world seems united in our wish for peace ~ currently between Ukraine and Russia ~ I propose we focus our intention on that end result.
Be well and stay safe, my friends.
Until the next time . . . Namaste ❤️
©Tina Frisco 2022
(Featured image courtesy of Lucie Stastkova)
Collecting and sharing data is vital. Dwelling on the negative is self-defeating. Reacting with violence will sabotage any and all positive change.
Remembrance Day in Canada, as well as Veterans Day in the U.S., are set aside to honor all those who fought for our freedom. In her inspiring post, D.G. Kaye reminds us that during this time of upheaval and uncertainty, it is in our best interest to remember that we can choose how we behave toward our sisters and brothers across the globe. Will we divide across fear-based lines of prejudice and hatred, or will we unite under love-inspired hoops of kindness and compassion?
At a time when the world seems divided with so many fears of uncertainty, it’s a time to remind that we all still have a choice to unite, not only to make America great again, but help to make the world great again. Strength is in numbers, not held solely in the hands of an elected official. It’s the numbers that put these officials in power. The damage is done, as has been in all wars. It’s now up to all of us to work hard at being kind and compassionate to our fellow man.
Today I went out on my balcony for a breath of fresh air, and something which stares me blatantly in the face every time I do so, became so much more polarizing. An apartment in a building across from mine flies the Canadian flag proudly every day. I watched as it danced in the wind in all its glory and served as a reminder that no matter how much I’m unhappy about the state of our economics in my province, and particularly my city, that I am grateful for the many other things we have in this country.
Tomorrow is Remembrance Day, a day to reflect and remember all those Vets who fought for many of our countries for freedom. November 11th – the 11th hour of the 11th day of the 11th month is when we take a pause for a single moment of silence to pay our respect and remembrance for those who fought and died in battle for us, to end hostility.
Despite the loss of life, the world didn’t seem to learn after that war, as the second World War emerged only two decades later. In the decades that followed, more wars around the world ensued and still, there’s a nagging question mark lurking in the minds of many, wondering if it’s only a matter of time until the third World War might . . .
Anushka muses about “Peace” ~ Perhaps heart and mind synchronize in serendipitous harmony …
Maybe someday, the wait will be ultimately over. The anticipations and the happenings will finally coincide. Sleepless nights will no longer exist. The mind and the heart will be intimately in peace with each other. No baiting, no battle. Mind agrees to what heart says and the heart feels what mind says. Maybe, that day onwards, our mind will start floating as freely as a corpse on the upper level of the water in a world full of anticipations and uncertainties. How beautiful the life would be that day when thoughts travelling light years distance in a split second will cause no restlessness to the heart.
Maybe on that day we will realise that finishing a chapter of life could be as exciting as beginning a new one. Every finishing chapter of life would open the scopes for the new one, without having to lose the connect with the past…
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I don’t want to start a class war; it started a long time ago and, unfortunately, we lost.
God's timing is always perfect just trust the process.
Someone has to say this stuff.
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