Reply #69: Thanks so much for the recommendation

[serryjw]

I found it on Amazon. I am on that journey and have been for 5 years. I live in 550 sq feet, have no car and since being a political activist doesn't pay very well, certainly frugal. I am working on the interpersonal. I must admit I still do lose my 'cool' when confronted with kool aid drinkers that choose not to see the RW propaganda machine.
I do believe it takes a Gandhi , MLK, Dahia Lama to lead a change of thoughts & minds with a call to actions. With over 6 billion people of this planet we have been sold the war effort as a vehicle of peace that to many have been brain washed. I think collective consciousness only goes so far. We need a paradign shift of attitudes to ONLY accept diplomacy as the instrument of peace if we as a civilization have any hope. While I am writing this, thousands are dying in the Sudan with few giving it a passing thought.There is a genocide going on and the world is doing little. Poverty and lack of opportunity brings despair. * talks about globalization...OK, let's all feel, hurt, cry with the millions dying daily from corporate abuse in the name of profits. Let's really work towards sharing our natural resources to better mankind...........until that time, our children will be on DU in 30 years writing the same concerns.

After the nazi concentration camps were discovered. The world said "NEVER AGAIN!.....How quickly we forget

Namaste