Drug Prevention Groups Can Help Stem the Tide, Let's Hope--Good Luck!

Submitted by livfully
on Sat, 01/21/2017 - 03:19
The more people who say they are rooting for prevention rather than the downward spiral of too many looking away and being busy or hoping for NIMBY, the better.. the healing can catch on all that faster, maybe with some interventions as well to help remind folks of 'what's really going to make it reasonable to live with respect, support and progress.
 
' Likely we need an array of teams to help people regain or build basic skills and keep up some good habits (even ADLs-- activities of daily living).
 
Key to all of that is finding some friends and ways to make the mundane fun and
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Drug and Violence Prevention

Keeping the Bigger Picture In Mind as the Inauguration and New Games Begin!

Submitted by livfully
on Wed, 01/18/2017 - 02:32

http://exopolitics.org/ is a site someone rather savvy about all things 'out there' but very pertinent to right here (especially right now!)  Sure we have a lot to think about, hopefully with good dreams at night. We need to trust that the whole lot of us (almost 9 Billion) can have a prayer of making life better before too much more 'goes down the drain.' Without further adieu, just 'keep the faith'. We can overcome... and for extra inspiration check out some information from Steven Greer online, David Adelson, Jarrad Hewatt.

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What's Going on in The World at Inauguration Time 2017 for US-All)

Women's March on Jan. 21st after Trump's Inauguration on Jan. 20th, 2017..Go in Peace With Purpose (and see Mothers of Lost Children Recent Years of Marches in DC too)

Submitted by livfully
on Wed, 01/18/2017 - 00:15

From a friend on FB, This feels important to share: 
"If you're going to DC, Boston, Los Angeles, SF, etc. to take part in a peaceful gathering, here are some good tips. Keep your cool. Do not offer personal information to unsolicited requests.

Stay to the edges of the crowd. Have a meet-up-if-you-get-separated plan. Do not count on your cellphones for this purpose. Write important information on your forearm in Sharpie. (Emergency contact, drug allergies, etc.) It will wash off eventually.

In fact, bring a Sharpie with you to share with others for this purpose.

Stay hydrated (water and

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Women's March January 21
2017
Battered Mothers Custody Conference
Mothers of Lost Children

Call and Response...When we hear that '8 People (all Men) have the same amount of wealth as the poorest 3.6 Billion people on Earth" How Do We Begin to Respond? Pitch in a hope, an idea, maybe some ca$h...

Submitted by livfully
on Tue, 01/17/2017 - 01:11

Oxfam International as well as Fortune Magazine are giving US-All some sobering 'facts'. How we hear those or Begin to Respond is up to everyone of us. However in terms of how the global economy is organized, likely we need to vote with our pull state by state and country by country. Sounds like some major overhaul is needed. A Crop Walk in every state and major city would be a nice way to start helping more people feel connected.

There are many good non-profits to help on many levels. I will try to list a few, but some like I've listed such as www.girlrising.org and 32 Million Friends to

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The Few Rich and Very Many Poor Folks (moneywise...and likely health and survival wise
yet they may be happy
God bless)

The Turtle and The Acorn by Catherine Palmer Paton

Submitted by livfully
on Mon, 01/16/2017 - 20:05

Feel free to skip this introduction and read the story of The Turtle and The Acorn. You can always come back to this part later. Either way, bon voyage and keep your eye on the acorn! Link to Google Doc to view only and consider this copyrighted (The Jewel Story too thanks): https://docs.google.com/document/d/1lRg3FzFQwpWjEcQr1RuA-SjcYZIJZtg8jUP_...

On January 11th, 2008, I got inspired after going to the Option Institute in Sheffield MA (right on the border of Salisbury CT near Sage's Ravine where the Appalachian Trail continues from one state to the next, CT and MA.)

Acorns and Turtles

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The Turtle and The Acorn by Catherine Palmer Paton
Nature Stories
Fantasy Realism
Crisis and Growth
Acorns to Oaks

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