Here's just some quick reflections on a few of the recent events and speeches I've given ear to and read about recently. (LOL, I don't expect any responses to this. I understand the fear that seizes most persons)

Firstly, from me personally, I cannot say that I'm truly against war itself as a measure to be considered and used for purposes of positive end result. Now, having said that, what I fully do not give any consciousness to is the justification of sinful human originated wars without absolute confirmation from our spiritual source --here meaning "God". Please understand, I'm merely presenting the spiritual understanding I've found reliable.

War rallies against 'specific' wars generated from inconclusive, sinful human origin I can understand. But only if truly within those parameters. Everything else outside those parameters I cannot accept. Or to be more specific here, I cannot accept blind uproar against use of force when human actions that counteract the just existence of life are in play on an earthly detrimental scale. On the magnitude of all the earth, my spiritual connection moves me to acknowlegde that force from identifiable universal sovereignty living in exterritorial dimensions would be prompted to act. Therefore, as confimed from the source of my spirit, I find no reason to make many displays of discontent when such contentment as described herein is availabe to my spirit. Peace is provenly out of the bounds of mere flesh (because all flesh has never had it) and requires spiritual (as in the spirit realm) lead.

This in no way references anything near the human concept of the R-word as invented by mankind. To the contrary, this observation is of itself living purely spiritual irregardless of any mind oriented history, belief or definitions (yes, even those being thought up right now in the mind). And, to be sure, there is much good in demonstrations that display the sense in no fleshy motivated war bringing a true resolve to human greed and fleshy pride (ultimate causes of war). In that respect, I find it pleasing to see persons alive with passion showing the world their love affair with a just life and reason that brings in the realm of pure spirit beings.

No reason for blogging this other than passive freedom.

How about if you build the web around you or your organization?

Thats what came to mind when I first thought of what web 3.0 would look like. And a web 3.0ish company is Skyhook wireless with there product called "Loki". Oh yeah, click here.

Life and I have been out dancing lately. And I believe we've nailed several new sequences and have them down-packed. :)

Funny how a person can make new friends when they're wrapped in a world of solitary work. Funny how a person can open up new opportunities when they're not looking to do it intentionally. Funny how a person can find themselves exactly where they'd like to be when they were not expecting it.

Definitely, loving these new dance sequences life and I are practicing (it seems). To add, many cool things will soon result from all this dancing we've engaged in lately.

Just thought I'd share this encouraging development. Thanks for listening.

Its always a beautiful and spiritual experience when needed voices are heard world wide. Its a reality I'm always up for supporting and making happen. And to that cause...... 

Just caught an episode of Oprah. On the show they featured survivors of human atrocities like what's taking place in Darfur. And what took place back in 1994 with Rwanda. They also had Holocaust survivor and Noble Peace Prize laureate Prof. Wiesel on who was talking about his experiences in Auschwitz death camp in Poland, and understanding of the current world scene.

I've always enjoyed listening to this gentlmen speak. He's very down to earth and meek in manner. Yet, boldly acknowledges and discloses true realities facing the world today.

On the show he declared that 'even today the international community still doesn't respond appropriately to human disasters'. He pointed out that anytime the international community knows of such heinous atrocities like what went on during the Nazi Holocaust up to whats taking place in Darfur, they should act immediately to halt evil being done to their fellow people. And I can't help but to agree with him.

Oprah and Elie Wiesel addressed 50 winners of Oprah's National High School Essay Contest. They had winning essays that were selected from approximately 50,000 submissions that answered the question "Why is Elie Wiesel's book Night relevant today?". A few of the winners were given a chance to voice their experiences during the Rwanda genocide. I remember one of them said: "I saw them (the offending soldiers) slice people up with machettes, and throw children up into the trees". Yes, it was very gripping to listen to them speak.

At the end of the show Oprah shocked and surprised two sisters who experienced and survived the Rwanda atrocity. They thought their parents and other siblings were killed, as Oprah gave them an old letter written by their family. But to everyone's amazement, the sisters' family was backstage and Oprah signaled for them to come out. Emotional bliss happened. Tears kissed the stage and studio, all around. (Ok, ok, me too)

 It was spiritual witnessing the reunion of the family. I'm so glad their voices were heard this day, along with others on the show.

I'm reminded to rekindle my admiration of Elie Wiesel. Few men have prodded me near the manner of Jesus. I'm proud to say Elie Wiesel is one of those men.

:) 

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