Toward a World that Works for Everyone
Guest Writer (Concluded from Part 2, yesterday.) New Humanitarians: We Must Start Where We Are Part 3/3 – The Long, Long, Long Term By Shayne Laughter, ©2019 Feels like we’ve been waiting forever for the RV. Of course we haven’t. But whether it’s five years like me or fifteen years like some, looking back at […]
Guest Writer (Continued from Part 1, yesterday.) New Humanitarians: We Must Start Where We Are Part 2/3 – Let’s Communicate! By Shayne Laughter, ©2019 It’s been lonely, waiting for the RV. All this planning, revising, searching out and vetting information … and I can’t share a word of it with my nearest and dearest. Because […]
Guest Writer New Humanitarians: We Must Start Where We Are Part 1/3 – Look Where It’s Already Happening By Shayne Laughter, ©2019 It’s been fun waiting on the RV! That’s only partly sarcastic. Frankly, I’ve needed the waiting time to allow my plans and visions to evolve. One thing that occurred to me is this: […]
In a reading with him on Oct. 17, 2019, I asked Archangel Michael how things would run after the Reval. Here’s his answer: Archangel Michael in a personal reading with Steve Beckow through Linda Dillon, Oct. 17, 2019. Steve: There’s a lot of conversation going on about the Reval being a risky event in the […]
I was talking to “SpiritVoyage” (pseudonym preferred), who inspired this line of thinking in me. Never mind tackling the problem of global want piecemeal. Never mind adding up all the universal basic income programs and factoring in homes for the homeless and universal medicare. What have we left out? Perhaps a couple of hundred other […]
Letter to the Editor: Universal basic income is inevitable as we head toward a fully automated society Mahmoud Ramadan, Oct. 10, 2019 https://www.thepostathens.com/article/2019/10/letter-to-the-editor-basic-income The industrial revolution, which started with the invention of the first commercially successful steam engine in Britain in the 18th century, allowed Britain to literally conquer the world. All the other advancements […]
(Concluded from Part 2, yesterday.) Steve: Do you object to our putting the word out to anyone (1) who’s received a prosperity package or exchanged some of their currency? AAM: What you need, sweet one, is not just one, but a handful of philanthropists. And so this is part of what you are creating. And […]
(Continued from Part 1, yesterday.) Steve: I’m sure you heard me all week grumbling and groaning, so you know where I’m at as well as, if not better than, I do. How would you feel if I asked you to be relieved of this assignment of writing appeals for the blog which I’m finding harder […]
Behold our future after the Reval. Billionaire Who Promised To Pay Off College Students’ Debt Is Tackling Their Parents’ Debt, Too Mandy Froelich, Stillness in the Storm, 10/02/2019 httpss://stillnessinthestorm.com/2019/10/billionaire-who-promised-to-pay-off-college-students-debt-is-tackling-their-parents-debt-too/ (Mandy Froelich) Good news! In May of this year, multi-billionaire and philanthropist Robert F. Smith.pledged to pay off the student loan debt of an entire graduating class. […]
In answer to a reader’s question, I believe Archangel Michael was making a pun on the phrase “conspiracy theorists” when he said “conspiracy distractors.” I promised I’d share my discussion with Archangel Michael about the way forward for the blog financially. I wanted to secure his agreement that I could stop writing appeals. The Divine […]
Giving and generosity are not always the same. They’re often different. Everyone can give. But some people do because they feel they have to. Or should. In my view, no disrespect meant, if we felt forced or obliged to give, that wouldn’t fall under “generosity.” It isn’t what the Divine Mother, in my opinion, wants […]
I’m going as fast as I can to expand and revise the books available from the Downloads Page. Here’s the first one – a major revision and expansion of Financial Wayshowing and Stewardship, for all humanitarian philanthropists participating in the Reval. Six other books are in the queue. These books are designed to be used […]
I’m observing myself as I do my writing and I notice that I have this concept of “good work.”‘ “Good work” is work I feel love, bliss, or joy in doing. Or peace or tranquillity. Good work elevates. “Undesirable work” is work I feel irritation, anger, or resistance in doing. This kind of work depresses. […]
Folks, Reader Cynthia recommends Hearts with Hands and a search for reports reveals no suggestions of corruption (what a sad note that we have to worry about that these days). Thanks, Cynthia. For those wishing to contribute, we believe this source will “deliver.” This is another opportunity for us to open our hearts in generosity. […]
15 million children don’t have money for school supplies. Here’s how you can help them By Amy Chillag, CNN, August 19, 2019 (CNN)Going back to school can be scary for kids. There’s peer pressure, homework and tests. But 15 million children living in extreme poverty in the US face far more basic fears — not […]
