Still the busy.
Seek times of silence.
Pay attention.
Seek times of silence.
Pay attention.
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Once the inauguration furore dies down, let's allow the animosity to settle. The time for fighting and name-calling is over. Time instead to look ahead to the challenges we face in our communities, our nations, as a global community, and for our ailing Mother Earth. We need to meet each other, listen, be open to try to understand the points of view of those we oppose. How else will we bridge the divide? Patience and diligence are key.  It's heart warming to see wonderful communities coming together all around the globe. That's where our strength and capacity to bring about life-giving change lies. Stay engaged.  What does the new year hold for you? What is trying to emerge in your life? What do you need to let go of?  Me and my darling dad. Making the most of every precious moment. What could be more important?  In our ego-driven, achievement-centred world, this haiku by Ian Adams spoke to me with its beautiful simplicity, and it continues to speak. What if ....?  |
Mennie ScapensMennie designs and leads leadership and organisational development programs, teacher renewal retreats, and programs for personal and professional development. She is passionate about helping people uncover and grow their unique talents and dreams, and discovering personal pathways to living and leading authentic lives. Archives
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