For Sandra
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" The person of conscience, deeply committed to a radical change in
human civilizationfrom a dangerous, unsustainable social order to a
veritable garden for our children and grandchildrenmust be willing
to risk being considered a whiner by polite society. The nonviolent
revolutionary has a responsibility to be a thorn in the side of a
complacent status quo. The person of conscience holds up a mirror to
the world, which must include him or herself. The lover of humanity
is an agent of awakening, in a world where there is a collective urge
to sleep. "
--Marianne Williamson
Anne O. posted this at unschooling.com today for Sandra. I thought it
was SO great, I wanted to share it with you all!!!
Next time anyone's feathers get ruffled by one of your posts Sandra,
just lay that one on them...hehe.
Ren
human civilizationfrom a dangerous, unsustainable social order to a
veritable garden for our children and grandchildrenmust be willing
to risk being considered a whiner by polite society. The nonviolent
revolutionary has a responsibility to be a thorn in the side of a
complacent status quo. The person of conscience holds up a mirror to
the world, which must include him or herself. The lover of humanity
is an agent of awakening, in a world where there is a collective urge
to sleep. "
--Marianne Williamson
Anne O. posted this at unschooling.com today for Sandra. I thought it
was SO great, I wanted to share it with you all!!!
Next time anyone's feathers get ruffled by one of your posts Sandra,
just lay that one on them...hehe.
Ren
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To Ren, and Anne--thanks for seeing me in that passage.
A friend of mine I hadn't talked to for a while asked me the other day what I
had been up to. I said something like, "Oh, changing people's lives." He's
a priest, and has known me for 24 years or so, so he was neither unaccepting
nor skeptical of the report, and he just nodded and smiled.
Sandra
A friend of mine I hadn't talked to for a while asked me the other day what I
had been up to. I said something like, "Oh, changing people's lives." He's
a priest, and has known me for 24 years or so, so he was neither unaccepting
nor skeptical of the report, and he just nodded and smiled.
Sandra