Words of Concern

We need more kindness, more love.

Not Violence.
Not Hate.
Not Death Threats.
None of that is good.

People in power, whether political or otherwise, should be especially careful because their support base listens, and some interpret it as gospel...and then go on the attack. See the violent protesting, bomb threats and even murderous suggestions? I have never seen such herd insanity and I am truly disappointed and saddened by our once great Nation.

Every generation it's gotten worse. When I was a young child, I didn't recognize it. That is the beauty of innocence. No child is born evil, they are made that way. With age, it didn't take long to see that the world wasn't all sunshine and daisies.

This election, these political times, have fueled more dangerous hate and division than ever. With regards to our election, sure, it is 100% fine to have a range of feelings. You can be ecstatic. Happy. Tearful. Angry. It's a process that we all for our emotional stability have to experience.

It isn't okay, however, to be violent and bring harm, whether physical or emotional (such as cyberbullying), to fellow brothers and sisters. It's especially shameful if done in God's name. The President is not the King.

We are a Nation in desperate need of healing.
We need each other now more than ever.
Before it's too late.
United we stand, divided we fall.

We need to be the people we want ourselves to be...the good people we see in the mirror.

Let us be the people we can be proud of.
Let us work together, help bring peace and calm to our Nation and to the World.
Let us be the people that generations to come can be grateful for.

I don't care who you voted for.
I care about your heart, your soul, who you were, are and may become.

When I say I love you, regardless of whether I know you or not, I am speaking with love and hope in my heart for unification and for a better Nation and World.

We are not here to hate, divide and live among chaos.

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