US Congressman Denis Kucinich: A New Deal For A New Spirit of Peace
When we decide we are tired of inner conficts, pain and war then we will be ready to embrace this new spirit of peace in the world.
http://kucinich.house.gov/issues/issue/?issueid=1564
Congressman Kucinich is a strong advocate for peace, in the individual and social spheres, and in national and foreign policy. He believes that our government must… Continue reading
Jimmy Carter Congratulates Aung San Suu Kyi
Dear friends,
It is a pleasure to write to you today with the news – as I am sure many of you know – that Aung San Suu Kyi will soon take her seat in parliament following her recent election in Myanmar. After many years in detention, this is a truly momentous event for Daw… Continue reading
Columbia University: World Leaders Forum
I was just reading my poem on Infinite Possibilities is the New Knowledge of Leadership. Leadership is not just thinking up a new idea and running with it. It is not just spending money to make something happen. Inherent within real leadership is wisdom, love and service. It is a desire… Continue reading
The Stanley Foundation Builds Governance & Sustainable Peace
Global leadership is being tested at this time. If governments are not able to build global confidence in their ability to lead, then grass roots will lead by example. In truth government legitimacy is being questioned it will be interesting to learn of the answers through effective action to global challenges.
The… Continue reading
Finding Camelot in Realising The Roundtable of Universal Love
It has been interesting, I wrote a poem tonight and the word Camelot popped up. I then saw a DVD on King Arthur and the metaphors were clear for me. Truth is often hidden in metaphor, it is like a surrealist painting when suddenly you see an image within an image. That is what I… Continue reading
Roosevelt: A US Soldier of Freedom Still Relevant Today
The new Australian Foreign Minister, Senator Bob Carr reflected on his profound admiration for the United States. He has a personal interest in US history and he expressed his deep respect for Franklin D. Roosevelt. He called him a soldier of Freedom. I decided to learn more about him. I was to discover, indeed, he… Continue reading