YES, too, of course :)

While my last post (I know, I am not really in writing very much recently) was about placing 'no' where it belongs, I would not like to let this stand there solely.

Because it is very very important to state a clear and loud 'yes' to all the things that are worth it.

And when you say 'yes' to one issue, it sometimes is a 'no' automatically to other things.

Because when you wish to walk a road, you need to go for it.

If you would try to run back and forth, logically, you'll be exhausted beyond measure.



And how this world is is the result of what we decide and what we go for, what we say no for, but also yes. Don't underestimate the single drop in the ocean at all. If there were no drops - there was no ocean. And you are one (sounds lynxish ... and probably is).



Enjoy your road, or path, with every step you take.

Lyn

Just No

Just:

No.

No to any kind of manipulation.

No to those who want to get more out of any organization (organism) than they provide.

No to a generation which has taken care only for themselves, not bringing in their share of contribution which is necessary to be part of the flow. Any. The ones before ... the ones after.

No.

Just No.



Cheers my dears.


PS: the fun part is that this conclusion came out of a discussion with my teenage son, someone who knows a lot about provoking with a 'no'',   and I just suggested to him to go for the 'yes' if he wants to go for anything in life. (And by the way, the 'yes' is much harder to find.)

But it is true that we all first need to learn to say no where it belongs and stand in for ... and only after that can go for the 'yes' part. Once there, there then is only 'yes' because a 'no' really must be triggered by circumstances or persons who are worse than to ignore.

E-Ducate or In-Ducate

consider the preposition.

And who thinks (s)he is 'Duce', by the way?


Hope people learn their history :)

Cheers.
Yours,
Lyn

The Man with the Open Door.

And then
there was that man
who ran
through the open door
and slipped.

He did not expect it.


He fell and hurt himself.


For this
he hit the door and ranted

and went back to the start
to collect stones and bricks
and to rebuild the wall
he was used to

for all of his life.



This is
where you will find him
sitting and ranting

today.


What a way.

Another wonderful one of Mick's pics. Thanks a lot for being so blessed with the cam!

Have a joyful 13th of August!

World Lefthanders Day, by the way.

Cheers,
yours

Lyn

... and Don't Ever Give Up

'I am not afraid to die. It is really that simple.'

Indeed.

Yours,
Lyn


PS. Sorry for the ad at the end. Was/is not my intention - the content of the vid is definitely inspiring, I think. At least to me, to re-cognize such a lot.

Epidemic of Self Harm

The rate of youth suicide in Indigenous Australia is now one of the highest in the world. 

 

Indigenous Elders are calling for support to help them heal their communities.

Because they are my children, too.

http://www.cultureislife.org/

Remember? Indigenous people have been preserving the knowledge for us to learn, for such a long time until we would be ready for it.

Brothers and sisters we are.

And now it is our turn, as we have taken all and still many ( or most) of us are going on to just take and

not learn.


Poor those.


Regards,

Lyn

Matter

Matter. Touched by light.


I miss it.



Lyn