They say six feet could save a life and so we are at a distance like no time before. The universe is an all expanding space with universal distance between suns, moons, stars, and planets. What exactly is that space? Scientists and the great thinkers of our time continue to study and ponder this question. Will you be the answer?
How are you filling your empty spaces? Do you find yourself feeling like so many others; lonely, unsure, fearful or frustrated with a build up of emotional energy. Do you need more spaces to feel empathy, kindness and compassion for yourself and others? The change that has altered life as you knew is challenging us. With everything unfolding around us, I was wondering if it is still possible to fill a space with hope.
In order to shorten the distance between the emotional distancing you may experience, remember you belong to community. You are a child of this universe and have a right to be here. You may at times, be the one to give and at other times, you may receive. Together we are learning once again the importance of becoming a conscious and caring group of humans. We all leave footprints and impact our world. New spaces needed to open.
This slow down has caused a rapid change in world wide pollution. It has decreased immensely and is already having a positive effect on clean air quality and this is being studied right now. The slow down has given humanity a chance to reconsider the options of a healthier planet for all. We are in a place to rethink decisions and demand the best from our leaders.
Our common sense has not yet caught up with the speed of the world. Quick thoughtless decisions, constant increased speed, the pressures to earn, purchase and acquire more have created a society that is lacking in abundance. What do you want? What do you need? There should be enough for all. How do we want to move forward to meet these challenges? Can we take one step forward together and how would this look like?
This is an opportunity to seek new leaders that have the awareness, insight and courage to make better decisions for the whole. We have an open space for intelligent and trustworthy humans to help make much needed changes. I guess I am still an optimist and believe hope will close the distance between the spaces. We can rise to meet the challenges. You are the world's future. Thank you for being here on our team.
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