As you take two minutes today to consider peace for our world, think about the word respect.
This past Remembrance Day the thought of considering Peace for two minutes every day exploded inside me. Remembrance Day comes and goes and life goes on with it's beauty and its conflicts. "The only way to end a culture of violence is to proactively create a culture of peace." Marianne Williamson. I want to take this little 5 letter word and make it the biggest 5 letter word ever. For me that translates to taking two minutes every day to consider peace for our world. Will you join me?
Tuesday, November 13, 2012
Why Consider Peace At All?
This past Remembrance Day the thought of considering Peace for two minutes every day for the next year exploded inside me. Remembrance Day comes and goes and life goes on with it's beauty and its conflicts. While I know how important it is to acknowledge and honour all our veterans across the globe (not just in North America), I couldn't help but think, "This is not enough." Hence this blog was born. I simply could not ignore the voice from deep within. Disputes and conflicts may be inevitable, but violence is not. Violence is a choice. I want to take this little 5 letter word and make it the biggest 5 letter word ever. Our "enemies" change with each new conflict, so are they really our "enemies"? I think not.
As you take two minutes today to consider peace for our world, think about the word respect.
As you take two minutes today to consider peace for our world, think about the word respect.
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I think you hit the nail on the head...it's all about RESPECT and our lack of it for other people that leads to WAR. If you treat others with respect, perhaps you will get some in return. If you don't, then be the bigger person and walk away. PEACE is not a four letter word, let's not treat it as such. Let us treat it with RESPECT.
ReplyDeleteThank you! Yes, let's treat it with RESPECT.
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