Where do I take my anger?The lines of Thomas Helmig's song struck a cord with me as I was driving south from a lovely weekend in North-East England. Not in the sense of their harsh bitterness but moreso as a reminder of the fortunate incidence that happened to bring me into life in our abundant world in the western wealth. It brought into my mind the total imbalance of resources and effort - also in the light of the lack of help to the good people of the flooded areas in parts of the UK.
Where do I take my fear?
Where do I take my sadness?
Where do we go from here
If it takes money,The words streaming out on the car stereo reminded me of the butter mountain and wine lakes that were piling up in the EU storage space back in the 70s to mid-80s when we first learned about the excessive abuse of abundance in the wealthy countries of the west. All the overproduction of food that was just laid there instead of being shared. The overload and false expectations that lead to the beginning bankrupcy of many little farmers across EU - or EEC as it was called back in those days... They had to find different ways and different means to survive.
why don't we print some?
If it takes food,
why don't we give some?
And in the meantime, people shrivelled because of lack of food and water. A bit like today...
Where was justice then? Where is justice today? And if not justice, where is compassion and love?
Human Beings suffer,When are the elected leaders of this world - whether elected by people or self-proclaimed - going to step up to their responsibility and create the change that is needed? Where are they?
why is out of our hands?
What's wrong with these people,
don't they deserve a chance?
Life is not about achievment.
Life is about contribution.
The world needs leaders who are on a journey of contribution and not looking for personal gain and own win. It is the only way to change.
Where do I take my dignity?
Where do I take my love?
I'll take it to my daughter.
And pray that it's enough.
Baby, there ain't nothing stronger than the love that you carry within!And then I laughed - because there was nothing else I could do while I was driving. It was liberating and comforting to laugh at all these thoughts that were created by one song spinning faithfully on the cd player seemed to soften and become ideas for playing for change.
Laughter is the most powerful expression which unites us all when we share it in good spirit. It can release any tension and create a sharing environment instead of stress and disagreement.
When will governments realise the potential of our mutual language? It only takes one person to listen, and another, and another, and another...
So when do they start listening?
Listening to The Elders and people who know about what matters!
As long as there is a world being fought within, there will be a war outsite. Make peace with yourself and peace will be.
Laughter Yoga is for peace in life and for World Peace!
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