On Change

We are living times of change. New communication channels have brought us together as human kind, extending our ways to communicate with each other. They also help us communicate with ourselves: a neighbor is a mirror of feel and thought, and in the world of today we have been given more time to work on what we feel.

Our feelings affect our thoughts. How many problems of the world could we solve if we rid ourselves of our past feelings, of wrong grace and wrong respect, living the present moment of mindfulness. How many barriers could we see disappear could we offer our truths only welded by tradition to the altar of our God and bring room for change, for even more discussion, for something new - for the best truths we can find. For the good of us all. What could we do if we could end fighting and talk in peace, finding a medium solution to any argument, seeing ourselves in our neighbor and deep in our heart, judging a deed, never a being.

The world is large and our God is largest of all. What could we do if we found ourselves soldiers of word instead of steel or power. What could we do if we found ourselves understand that change is evenly difficult for us all and learn always act to this fact of all life.

A human being can reach God but never the reach stays forever. It is built into us human beings that we fail, our thoughts fail us, our feelings fail us. What is possible and what we should do is learn and see growth.

All faith is grand but in all religions, the spirit stays the same.

Let us see us all unite.

(2010-06-13, edited)