livfully's blog

Grateful to learn of another powerful Brooklyn-born person whose legacy many can celebrate there and around the world. A great tribute in addition to the thousands filling the media is a statue of Ruth Bader Ginsburg (born Joan Ruth Bader) which will be installed in her birthplace of Brooklyn NY,Governor  Andrew Cuomo announced recently.

The Fort Greene Monument in honor of those 'ship prisoners' during the Revolutionary War is one that more people could appreciate as part of our shared history as well.

Much gratitude for her work and to all honoring Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg

World Peace Day is Monday, Sept 21st, 2020 (and annually on 9/21 so mark your calendars ahead!) LynneMcTaggart.com is offering a special free gathering online for an intention for peace in the Middle East...and see details on her site now to join at the time as part of the experiment of setting intentions for this and learn more about her work, with online offerings coming up for more in-depth understanding. I am grateful so many are 'answering the call' and making commitments through her work such as The Power of Eight and many other types of healing and group gathering programs.

Here's one of many talks online to help people tune into the gifts of being human..
Most say 'everybody has all the capacities, and some develop them more along the way in  one area or another...'

As we learn to tune into our own experience, with the 'inside info as it were'..our life experiences, connections with family, friends, communities over time (teachers in school, other relatives and parents and people who helped nurture us in the first decade or two of life..and then some...)

Well, we have a lot to be grateful for in the human and divine realm, with nature and the support of our