Love is who we are; let's lead from it. A Love-based economy isn't far fetched. After all, leading from the base of our being is... relatively natural. We must engage in tough conversations and choose to see our oneness, not our divides. Seeing through Love's eyes leads us here. Being this way requires noticing and surrendering the places within ourselves where we've blocked our capacity to see through Love's lens.
The materialism Faultline and militarism Faultline
Causing a catastrophic climate crisis and a staggering global imbalance in wealth and resources that has created many of the world’s most intractable conflicts. ¹
The use of force to hold together an imbalanced world is a futile effort that has cost millions of lives, trillions of dollars, and put all life on the razor’s edge of annihilation.
We need to seriously start talking about what is really required to secure our safety and wellbeing in an age where all threats are global. Is it by building weapons of mass destruction and putting them on hair-trigger alert, or by finding the common ground on which we can build strong relationships, especially with those we consider our enemy?
That requires taking these subjects off the taboo table. We have to start talking.
I totally agree with Kern's wisdom for an inclusive, mutual respect sustainable thriving Global system positive change , a new culture paradigm on equality in dignity over domination is a requirement .
Love is who we are; let's lead from it. A Love-based economy isn't far fetched. After all, leading from the base of our being is... relatively natural. We must engage in tough conversations and choose to see our oneness, not our divides. Seeing through Love's eyes leads us here. Being this way requires noticing and surrendering the places within ourselves where we've blocked our capacity to see through Love's lens.
The materialism Faultline and militarism Faultline
Causing a catastrophic climate crisis and a staggering global imbalance in wealth and resources that has created many of the world’s most intractable conflicts. ¹
The use of force to hold together an imbalanced world is a futile effort that has cost millions of lives, trillions of dollars, and put all life on the razor’s edge of annihilation.
We need to seriously start talking about what is really required to secure our safety and wellbeing in an age where all threats are global. Is it by building weapons of mass destruction and putting them on hair-trigger alert, or by finding the common ground on which we can build strong relationships, especially with those we consider our enemy?
That requires taking these subjects off the taboo table. We have to start talking.
I totally agree with Kern's wisdom for an inclusive, mutual respect sustainable thriving Global system positive change , a new culture paradigm on equality in dignity over domination is a requirement .
Compelling! I'm interested in being part of this discussion.