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April 2007 
Let's Find The Solution
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not only that these 4 quarters of the old city of jerusalem represent a conflict inside a human heart in general, but more then that is that this conflict will not be solved as long as we live in a poor me, victim drama, blaming others for the situation we are in.
what each one of us needs to do is to let go and take the full responsibility for our lives and then open a possibility to connect with others, even if their set of believes and understanding of this world is entirely different.
nothing is impossible as long as we are motivated enough to do it, therefore there is no problem that cannot be solved, as long as we are committed enough not to ever give up until its solved.
so lets do it.
lets team up in finding the solution to the problem of all of the humanity and manifest in reality a world where we can all live in together and fulfill our dreams
(via Princess' blog)
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(photo via Julia)
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Princess is right. And, I think this is what we are doing as Zaadz whether we are fully conscient about it or not. By taking what Princess is saying to heart, looking around—right here at Zaada—and owning our collectivity TOGETHER, in order to gather what and who we are as a vast multiplicity AND community AND taking that hint further by connecting again and again and again OUT LOUD we paste that upon the world-at-large.
There are so many voices gathered here doing the right thing, saying the right thing, knowing the right thing, and moving one another in ways not always recognized. And, there is the first step—to say thank you for being who and as you are, for being different than myself so that all together we may be a whole person bleeding and loving our way into a yet greater whole person which may well be humanity itself…and more—all sentient beings. And, why stop there when there's work to be done.
So many voices just doing it and saying it and meaning it…where will it all end? Well, of course we'll never know. But, let's find out anyway, for the shear Love of it.