Showing posts with label hope. Show all posts
Showing posts with label hope. Show all posts
Sunday, August 2, 2009
Monday, January 19, 2009
Oh Happy Day!
What a powerful time we are living in! Sure the economy is in the tank, war is waging & the environment is in ruin but there is so much to hope & strive for! Just as the late Martin Luther King Jr fought so hard to deliver so many from a hopeless situation, we as individuals can do the same for our personal lives & the lives of those within our community and world.
So be a change agent, the MLK in your world. Enjoy this day and celebrate hope! Tomorrow is a new dawn and only the beginning!!
Tuesday, June 10, 2008
A Walk Around Washington Square Park
Walking past Judson Memorial Church across from Washington Square Park, I found the following signs up for public consumption.
The first sign, taken from a quote by Rabbi A.J. Heschel, reads: RACISM is the gravest threat to humanity, the maximum of hatred for the minimum of reason, the maximum of cruelty for a minimum of thinking.
Below that quote is the number of US soldiers killed (4,084), number of Iraqi civilian casualties (91,714) and number of wounded US soldiers (30,329) since the invasion of Iraq.

The second sign reads: The America I believe in would close Guatanamo Bay NOW!

Not only was I touched, but filled with hope that "idealistic" beliefs such as the positive advancement of humanity, social justice or ending war, have not been forgotten and most importantly, those who hold them are not alone. Keep standing tall.
The first sign, taken from a quote by Rabbi A.J. Heschel, reads: RACISM is the gravest threat to humanity, the maximum of hatred for the minimum of reason, the maximum of cruelty for a minimum of thinking.
Below that quote is the number of US soldiers killed (4,084), number of Iraqi civilian casualties (91,714) and number of wounded US soldiers (30,329) since the invasion of Iraq.
The second sign reads: The America I believe in would close Guatanamo Bay NOW!
Not only was I touched, but filled with hope that "idealistic" beliefs such as the positive advancement of humanity, social justice or ending war, have not been forgotten and most importantly, those who hold them are not alone. Keep standing tall.
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