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Recieved: 2001/09/21 14:02
Subject: RE: [K-list] Time to focus attention differently
From: Yolanda Nazar de Vaca
On 2001/09/21 14:02, Yolanda Nazar de Vaca posted thus to the K-list:
Hi¡ Lesley :
I understand your words, because I've lived some kind of things more or
less the same way. because I was born in Mexico,but my grandparents were
born in Lebanon. (I hope you don't mind) Well, the first time I visited
Lebanon ,it was a wonderful place. all children of Lebanese inmigrants from
all over the world were there, there were from all nationalities.
It was wonderful, a free country, all kind of religious beliefs. Many
languages, and a gorgeous place, which was know as the Switzerland of the
Middle East. In the mountains snow, and in the cities life like in America.
The second time I was there, there were coming buses from the frontier, with
children and women wounded, a lot of pain and crying. We could never go
back, war was in and the people wasn't fighting, just looking, how the
neighbor's war, finished with a wonderful place, an ancient history and land
and warm people, they had never fighted with anyone And the only christinan
country in the Middle East was finished,
No one said anything, or did anything, so this is not the begining is the
continuity of somethings done before...... I hope is the end.
Nowadays Lebanon is almost empty and destroyed.
As you said
Maybe this changes come from the Aquarian age,
everything will be new and different. I really hope we make the difference,
stopping more killing, suffering and vengance. In the sake of love and
peace.
thanks for your time
Yolanda
-----Mensaje original-----
De: Lesley Richardson <cat_artistATnospamyahoo.com>
Para: K-list <K-list >
Fecha: Jueves 20 de Septiembre de 2001 01:34 PM
Asunto: [K-list] Time to focus attention differently
>> We've suffered a horrible shock and we're numb and
>> the grief is starting to
>> flower. It's very hard to reason now. It's
>> triggering everyone's issues and
>> reactivity.
>I sat at my desk and images flowed through my mind of
>the United States moving to action and the whole world
>changing as this country goes to battle. But this is
>not about glory or happiness or unhappiness or any
>effect we may have on the current situation. This was
>decided eons ago. What is more nOne of us have much
>say in it really as long as we stay in our 3D lives
>and fight each other. The fact that we wish no more
>innocents to die will no more stop them dying than the
>sun will cease to rise. I lived in South Africa for 14
>years, then Ireland for another 14, right through the
>Troubles. I knew people on both sides of that
>conflict. I can say one thing as a result. It doesn´t
>really matter what religion or nationality or age
>those bodies on the street are after the bombs. It is
>a tragedy of waste. I can still remember the day they
>burned the British Embassy in Merrion Square. I worked
>on the top floor of the building next door—in a
>Georgian row house-38 Merrion Square. Somebody from
>the mob outside tried to set our building on fire by
>breaking one of the windows beside the front door in
>our building and throwing a Molotov cocktail through
>the gap. The cocktail bounced on the rug inside the
>door just as I came down to collect the mail. I picked
>it up and threw it back. Then I walked back upstairs
>and suggested we leave the building…which we did, down
>the fire escape at the back. I was 20 or 21. My father
>is English and we lived in Southern Ireland for all
>that time. We were threatened with being burned out of
>our home when it got out that my dad was English etc.
>etc. etc. Yet when I went up to Northern Ireland to
>rock climb it was a British soldier's Tommy gun that
>ended up six inches from my face at a road block
>because the car I was in had Southern Irish plates. So
>there is not a day that I am not grateful I live in
>the USA, which for all its faults is still one of the
>best places to live in the world.
>Instead I see the outcome from this particular bit of
>tragedy will be a much changed world—a mass
>consciousness change that is part of the changeover
>from the Piscean to the Aquarian age. Does that make
>it easier? No. Does it stop suffering? No.
>But I have taken one thing to heart from this. Least
>any of us give up hope that any one human can make a
>difference to the entire world by leadership and
>example we have only to view the unbelievable
>consequences of Osama Bin Laden deciding a decade or
>so ago to wage a terrorist war against the United
>States to see what a difference one person can make.
>So from our lists and other lists and the electronic
>network that connects us when we cannot feel the
>Oneness that we really are, it´s truly time to put
>aside any petty divisions. Instead I ask where is the
>counterpart to the shadow cast over this planet by the
>actions of terrorists. Where is the opposite of such a
>shadow? It takes only One such person to start the
>seed. Who? Time to stand up and take a bow
>Love, Lesley
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