What are you curious about?
What is it that makes people violent?
Why do some people pride themselves in unkindness?
Why do some world leaders start wars?
Why do some men beat women and abuse children?
Why are some women so cruel and spiteful?
Why are women still second class citizens?
Why are some people gender prejudiced? What does it matter to them who someone else is?
Why on earth do people denigrate any skin that doesn’t look like a pale bottle of milk? I’m allegedly white by the way, but I’m definitely not white. Black people have every colour from polished ebony to pale caramel.
White people do come in shades, but I think what’s most remarkable about us is our hair and eyes, the many, many shades they come in. My mum had auburn hair, but oh when she stood in the sun! It was like someone had sprinkled gold glitter in her hair! My dad had an unusual eye/hair combination, I think it was black and green. He was pure Roman against my mum’s pure Celtic.
There is so much about humanity to love, so many interesting and amazing people to meet and connect with. We have so much in common. Separating ourselves for any reason is ridiculous.
I love reading the Seven Sisters Blog on here. Hazel lives in the Philippines I think, I hope she will forgive me if my memory serves incorrect. Her lifestyle is so natural, her walks are stunning, her family connection is to be envied. I see a different world through her eyes, which I could not enjoy if we were all the same.
I could go on with the ‘why’s’ and the bewilderment. But in truth I’ve been bewildered since the day I was born. My only prejudice is against all violence from spoken to war. I do have one more question though:
Why are humans so scared?
Love breeds all that is good.
Fear breeds all that is bad, including prejudice and violence.
So one last question:
Why do people laugh at the idea of love?
Love saves lives. Millions of lives could be saved in a loving world. Including those of innocent children and animals.
Don’t laugh at love if you want your children to live in a safe and thriving world.
Think of Gaza. I never stop thinking of and praying for the children and people of Gaza, or the Ukraine, or anywhere that there is violence and famine.
Please God bring in the change to move into our heart energy and be love. Amen. So be it.
Best love
Deb xx
Deb Hawken - Amorah 