compassion, collaboration & cooperation iN transistion
It's a privilege denied to many -
A privilege in[DEED] - but one that bears its own responsibilities -
The "torch has now been passed " to my soulmate and I, our three children
and their partners, and our seven grandchildren - as the last of my own
grandparents and parents died in October - and the action of responsibility
that I must continue to assume is very definitely directed towards -
changing worlds not changing the world.
My own commemorative zBlog to my mother - AS in life SO also in death will
they forever be remembered - has raised the discussion of the issue of death
amongst the old zaadz community - which in turn stimulated the following
comment -
"If one feels that death is to be feared, one need only go to the maternity ward,
of someone related, to see a newborn child's eyes, and know then and there,
that life is a precious gift, a privilege too precious, not to be spoiled -
We were just lucky to be the deserving atoms, that have a conscious self."
Perhaps we should ALL take consideration of the fact that our own community
continues to need you as much as ever - and that our efforts to support them
individually and collectively - would very much be directed at changing their
worlds for the better.
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THE contribution that marriage makes to social life does
not end with the intensive period of raising a young family.
When a couple marry, they are not simply legalising their
sexual relationship – a step which few couples might think
necessary given the relaxed mores of contemporary society.
They are making a public declaration of their commitment
to one another which joins their two families. [IT] IS the
interconnecting network of all those conjoined families
that constitutes a community. Marriage is not simply a
testament to the present feelings of a man and a woman
but to their readiness to accept responsibility for the
future. So the stability of a long-standing marriage can
offer emotional security not only to the first generation
of children it produces, but to grandchildren, extended
family and friends.
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