I have read the 3 volumes of Neale Donald Walsch, « Conversations with God, un uncommon dialogue I, II and III » and as it is often the case, reading them again would be necessary.
I have however remembered at least one thing : there are no small actions and great actions are made of small ones ; in other terms, little streams make big rivers.
I’m not in a position to publish a message on the D-Day but it is important to me to deal with this subject and in particular to answer to people who think that an individual can not relieve the big suffering of our planet : yes, of course he/she can, yes and this is certainly the only solution.
Everybody should be aware of one’s power ; as small as it may appear on the world scale, it is indisputable on the individual scale.
I don’t know anybody at all who is not sensitive to nature’s beauty ; even the most city dwellers like walking in parcs or simply admiring the sun going up or going down or listening to a bird song. All the others have a small paradise place where to hold strength and sensations in abundance, gleaned here and there.
This is why if everybody does accept to be aware of ones behaviour and to change it at one’s own scale, things will be different.
For example : not throw anything nor in the nature nor in the city - A.B.C. stage - this will save my son from being indignant during walks in the forest and from calling them polluters; avoid any individual packaging, sort out ones wastes correctly, save paper, electricity and in particular water ; take ones bicycle for small distances etc. ; I certainly forget many small gestures ; all small things on which we can draw the attention of our children.
I have however remembered at least one thing : there are no small actions and great actions are made of small ones ; in other terms, little streams make big rivers.
I’m not in a position to publish a message on the D-Day but it is important to me to deal with this subject and in particular to answer to people who think that an individual can not relieve the big suffering of our planet : yes, of course he/she can, yes and this is certainly the only solution.
Everybody should be aware of one’s power ; as small as it may appear on the world scale, it is indisputable on the individual scale.
I don’t know anybody at all who is not sensitive to nature’s beauty ; even the most city dwellers like walking in parcs or simply admiring the sun going up or going down or listening to a bird song. All the others have a small paradise place where to hold strength and sensations in abundance, gleaned here and there.
This is why if everybody does accept to be aware of ones behaviour and to change it at one’s own scale, things will be different.
For example : not throw anything nor in the nature nor in the city - A.B.C. stage - this will save my son from being indignant during walks in the forest and from calling them polluters; avoid any individual packaging, sort out ones wastes correctly, save paper, electricity and in particular water ; take ones bicycle for small distances etc. ; I certainly forget many small gestures ; all small things on which we can draw the attention of our children.
