While we bicker like petty, spoiled children over who is stealing and or causing more destruction to the other (given our collective history none save the indigenous have any claim righteousness) the planets life support systems, our life support systems are rapidly failing. It’s time, we must stop arguing over who’s to blame, lowering our heads in shame, then raise them in LOVE, as one and begin working to fix what we collectively out of fear have broken and renew what out of greed have stolen that balance and harmony on Mother Earth maybe restored so all her beloved inhabitants may flourish once more; this is our purpose; this is our charge.

Let’s start by trying this exercise: think about the one you LOVE the very most, then think about never seeing them again, and that this is your last moment to cherish them. Now take that feeling and extend it to all life, everywhere, because unless we feel that way about all life we are failing to understand this great truth; that without all other life there is no human life, and if there is no human life there is no loved one to cherish or a you to do the cherishing. Feel about it this way; what I do to all other life, I do to my most cherished one, and to myself.

Are we ready now to stop bickering and hurting, and this moment start LOVING and healing?

(Just as our time is running short, so too are my words of LOVE shared to help in what way I can, to see it runs out not…)

just LOVE…
Kip Baldwin
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“The main reason for healing is love.” ~ Paracelsus

“The greatest barrier to own own healing is not the pain, sorrow or violence inflicted upon us as children. Our greatest hindrance is our ongoing capacity to judge, to criticize, and to bring tremendous harm to ourselves. If we can harden our heart against ourselves and meet our most tender feelings with anger and condemnation, we simultaneously armor our heart against the possibility of gentleness, love and healing.” ~ Wayne Muller