There's something to be said for Kitchen Table Wisdom - you know, like in the old days when people sat around the kitchen table after a meal and talked about life, the universe and the meaning of it all - as well as the gossip doing the rounds in town...

Well, that's what this place is - a place to share common wisdom, thoughts and feelings about things important and unimportant, that bring us joy, laughter and happiness and that trouble, sadden, confuse and anger us ...

What I write here is what's 'real' for me. It won't always be PC or 'nice'. We're missing out on true connection and chances to grow and change because there's too little authenticity, too little honesty, too much holding back what we really feel and mean.

Welcome to my world...

I used to have a copyright claim here, but I've removed it...

Ideas don't belong to anyone -

they come to those who are receptive and are to be used for the well being of all...

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and I use them to accent/expand on my thoughts and understandings...


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Namaste

(the Divine in me, recognises and honours the Divine in you)

Sahila




Showing posts with label poor. Show all posts
Showing posts with label poor. Show all posts

Thursday, October 6, 2011

An Apple A Day...

... doesn't keep death at bay - for Steve Jobs or anyone else...
I guess it's a sign of how far out of left/right field I have come, when the hooplah about Steve Jobs dying sets my brain in motion to see puns about "jobs" and "jobless" everywhere in what's being posted on the internet...
And makes me giggle (almost hysterically) when I see media outlets advertise their "live" events re Jobs' death on the same Twitter "moment" that other outlets are highlighting the plight of starving children in North Korea... 
Who needs/deserves the attention more? A dead Jobs or almost dead/saveable children? 
We are, I think, certifiably insane, living in a crazy, crazy world....
I admire some of what Jobs said/did/lived - love his "crazies" piece:





and at the same time he perpetuated the oligarchy's power/control wheel and allowed Third World workers' lives/health to be put at risk in manufacturing the products he created...





But then, we're all hypocrites at some level...

I guess if your iPad is worth more to you than the lives of human beings and other lifeforms on this planet, then yes, it's appropriate to have a huge public wake for a clever man...

Personally, I think we're better off spending our time doing this:

Monday, June 20, 2011

How Sad, Too Bad...

You're hungry? No money? Too bad...
You're cold? No money? Too bad...
You're tired and need a bed? No money? Too bad...
You're naked? No money? Too bad...
You're sick? No money? Too bad...
How sad, too bad...
 
I've been called "crass" in my time... 
I like to take things down to the unvarnished base... 
And then ask people: "what do you think about that now?"...
Most of them don't want to answer because then they're facing their own complicity in this inhumane nightmare we're all living on this planet...
 
 

Saturday, December 4, 2010

The Courage Of The Independent Senator From Vermont...


I guess being independent, with no loyalties to maintain and nothing much to lose, gives one the security and confidence to tell it like it is...

And Bernie Sanders lays it on the line - the greedy are bleeding the country dry and killing off the middle class...


Update: 10 December 2010 - Bernie Sanders addressed the President and the Senate for 8.5 hours straight, explaining why giving billions of dolllars in tax cuts to America's richest people, will bankrupt the country and generations to come...

He's what I would call a righteous man!