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Frank Samuel · 01-19-2010, 05:34 PM

Is easy to hit the panic button with all of the negative info about climate change, negative ET's and all of that. Thinking about my life I decided that it matters not what happens tomorrow, it matters what happens today live my life with joy, laughter and a real emotion of care and concern for the world around me.Back in the 90's I volunteer to go build a Hospital and school in the jungles of Guatemala, a few months later the guerrillas burn the place down. I was crushed and wanted to give up and I started to become negative and bitter. This community and project camelot has brought me back to my senses.
Even if tpb destroy what you have created, get up and try again, never give up.
For like Mandela who was imprison for so many years he never gave up and when his time came he rose to the occasion teaching the whole world about compassion and forgiveness. Just one man or woman can make a difference.
Is easy to judge others, but I myself now find that to be a waste of my energy.
I worry about what I can do to make a difference in my world. If the world ends tomorrow so be it, I live my life with no regrets.

01-19-2010, 05:34 PM	#5
Frank Samuel Project Avalon Moderator Join Date: Sep 2008 Location: i live in puerto rico Posts: 643	Re: How Are We Using Our Time? Is easy to hit the panic button with all of the negative info about climate change, negative ET's and all of that. Thinking about my life I decided that it matters not what happens tomorrow, it matters what happens today live my life with joy, laughter and a real emotion of care and concern for the world around me.Back in the 90's I volunteer to go build a Hospital and school in the jungles of Guatemala, a few months later the guerrillas burn the place down. I was crushed and wanted to give up and I started to become negative and bitter. This community and project camelot has brought me back to my senses. Even if tpb destroy what you have created, get up and try again, never give up. For like Mandela who was imprison for so many years he never gave up and when his time came he rose to the occasion teaching the whole world about compassion and forgiveness. Just one man or woman can make a difference. Is easy to judge others, but I myself now find that to be a waste of my energy. I worry about what I can do to make a difference in my world. If the world ends tomorrow so be it, I live my life with no regrets.