2 responses to “In Remembrance of Nelson Mandela: A Legend whose Selflessness Transformed a Nation – Trad. 9”
JB jr.
I just have to comment that I sooo love that UNITY song by Queen Latifa. The song reminds me that being a part of the unity is special and wonderful. The trick is how to honor ones own integrity without the ego getting defensive. It feels like an inner struggle for me at times.
Margot E.
In Al-Anon I struggle with group consciences often. All too often, I find that others are trying to control me and the process. How dare they??? Don’t they know that my way is the best way? The only way? I have too much evidence that working from my head usually ends in a way that benefits no one (i.e. failure). When I am open to the experience, strength and hope of many others I know that my Higher Power can speak through us all. Sometimes I am in too much of a hurry to do something – anything. When all the time I needed to be still to hear the collective wisdom of the group conscience.
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2 responses to “In Remembrance of Nelson Mandela: A Legend whose Selflessness Transformed a Nation – Trad. 9”
I just have to comment that I sooo love that UNITY song by Queen Latifa. The song reminds me that being a part of the unity is special and wonderful. The trick is how to honor ones own integrity without the ego getting defensive. It feels like an inner struggle for me at times.
In Al-Anon I struggle with group consciences often. All too often, I find that others are trying to control me and the process. How dare they??? Don’t they know that my way is the best way? The only way? I have too much evidence that working from my head usually ends in a way that benefits no one (i.e. failure). When I am open to the experience, strength and hope of many others I know that my Higher Power can speak through us all. Sometimes I am in too much of a hurry to do something – anything. When all the time I needed to be still to hear the collective wisdom of the group conscience.