silence
Should we keep our mindsUnspoken
So the world thrives
In ignorance?
Or
Should we undo
Our silence
So the corrupt
Ends their arrogance?
Thanks for all your reads and comments.
LOVE WHERE IS IT WHEN WE NEED IT MOST?
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Unspoken
So the world thrives
In ignorance?
Or
Should we undo
Our silence
So the corrupt
Ends their arrogance?
Thanks for all your reads and comments.
LOVE WHERE IS IT WHEN WE NEED IT MOST?
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I might not like what you are saying
But I will come out of my box to see your side
and maybe find a understanding with each other.
After all we are all humans,
walk good.
Thanks anyways and peace be with all of mankind.
love they say is many things
but reliable is one thing it is not
Thanks BC.
I think it depends on the situation. For example, are you putting yourself in harms way by speaking some sort of truth? Or, are you putting somebody else in harms way?
Missed you in Vegas...maybe next time...hope you are okay and all is well with you...very good thought lind...silence and ignorance...
Thanks, after all if was decided by Tutu, those bystanders and neutral, either by non committed position or being neutral is as guilty of siding with the bad guys.
Thanks for all your mail my friend.
Back to my love's arms in Minnesota.
That's where it hurts me the most.
Take care.
This might just be my last blog.
SR
Take care my friend. I'll be silenced soon. For the glee of some.
My mail is deluged with many concerns. I am most grateful.
I am confident in my absence all you guys will be happy here.
Thanks again.
The speech given in anger will be the best speech you'll ever regret.
Who knows silence might just be for all.
God bless us all.
Take care.
and do not drink whisky or whatever alcohol
Thanks G.
I write quite long-windedly on here, but in real life I'm more of the strong, silent type. And this serves me well. When you speak people tend to assume that what you say may be worth listening to.
It seems we might in fact best serve ourselves and the world by keeping our individual minds unspoken such that, first and foremost, we truly allow ourselves to move into that space of inner silence that is present within each one of us.
By allowing this, we would firstly end any and all ignorance and arrogance that lies within each one of us. But, do we really want this? That movement requires taking intense responsibility for our inner state, rather than looking outside ourselves.
It seems that without a collective inner movement, what now outwardly appears in our world will continue. With collective inner movement, what appears outside ourselves will take care of itself. This is what my experience has brought me to, and so I share it.
If you have time, check out this free movie by 'Awaken The World' (http://www.awakentheworld.com/) called Inner Worlds, Outer Worlds. It deeply spoke to my Spirit when I watched it and I hope it can offer you something too. The movie is shown in four parts... here it is on youtube but it can also be seen on the inner worlds movie website
thank you for such a contemplative blog
You're and inspiration to this broken and cruel world.
Thanks so much.
Phyllis