Listening to Mothers Singing to their Children
Where I am right now I can here a group of mothers singing to their children the same nursery rhyme together. It is the most beautiful sound I have ever heard. They sang with such gentleness like a comforting breeze blown into the world of the children singing to their hearts and souls.… Continue reading
Co-Ruption: 1 in 10 Children Live in Conflict Zones
To rebalance the masculine the feminine perspective focuses on the needs of people, particularly children. It is not a left wring perspective it is natures way of rebalancing what is out of balance. Corruption is a disruption that ignores the rules as money becomes the primary focus to enrich the ego, to have… Continue reading
Cyber Revolution in Australian Defence Force Positioning to Conduct War or Peace?
Only peace creates peace. Only ‘good neighbours’ model good neighbours. The foundations of peace lay in the intent for global peace. If an industry profits from producing violent weaponry that causes great pain and suffering to civilians then please know what you put out returns – this is natural universal law. … Continue reading
Zionist Federation, Homelessness and Peace
I have felt inspired to explore this topic. I realise the Balfour declaration is the foundation of the creation of an Israeli state. This has been the crossroads of global conflict as oil interests and economic activity underlie this decision. The British Government was a protectorate of Palestine and it was the… Continue reading
The Parliamentary Equilateral Triangle Ascends Beyond Plato and Aristotle to Discover the Law of ONE
The Parliamentary Equilateral Triangle Ascends Beyond Plato and Aristotle
to Discover the Law of ONE
What is corruption?
Cor’rupt’ion ‘phthora’,
A rupture in the body politic?
A standard deviation from the error of the estimate
of minimum standards,
Where the ends justifies the means.
The usher of the Black Rod stands at West… Continue reading
Debate About the War on Terrorism to Discover the Real Freedom of Democracy
This is an interesting documentary from the perspective of Al Jazeera inviting a diverse range of viewpoints. It highlights the core issue of national security, surveillance and the mnimising of civil liberties as the diminuation of democracy. The core arguments for military aggression have been in the defence of democracy yet ironically democracy… Continue reading