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whitecrow · 10-12-2008, 04:06 PM

Jeff, I'm glad you opened this important thread. Open-ended questions are OK, they make us think.

My answer is: I give myself to people. I get out from behind my computer and get out and talk to people. I look less for things I want to do than for things I am called to do. I look for opportunities to commit to small acts of kindness. I look for ways to plant seeds of light. No, I am not some kind of angel. I'm a regular guy. But just making the effort to be out and among people is one of the most important things we can do right now. Let people see you're unafraid. Let them know things will turn out alright. Most of them can't see what you and I can. Smiles and hugs can accomplish more than you know. We elders especially set the tone. If we're acting frightened, what are the young going to think? Our generation helped create this mess...if any of us can see the way out the least we can do is show it to others.

People, don't make excuses: get out there and meet each other! There is nothing more important that we can do right now.

10-12-2008, 04:06 PM	#18
whitecrow Avalon Senior Member Join Date: Sep 2008 Location: California Posts: 469	Re: How Will You Spread Love Once the Economy Collapses? Jeff, I'm glad you opened this important thread. Open-ended questions are OK, they make us think. My answer is: I give myself to people. I get out from behind my computer and get out and talk to people. I look less for things I want to do than for things I am called to do. I look for opportunities to commit to small acts of kindness. I look for ways to plant seeds of light. No, I am not some kind of angel. I'm a regular guy. But just making the effort to be out and among people is one of the most important things we can do right now. Let people see you're unafraid. Let them know things will turn out alright. Most of them can't see what you and I can. Smiles and hugs can accomplish more than you know. We elders especially set the tone. If we're acting frightened, what are the young going to think? Our generation helped create this mess...if any of us can see the way out the least we can do is show it to others. People, don't make excuses: get out there and meet each other! There is nothing more important that we can do right now.