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Showing posts with label appropriate information policy planners. Show all posts
Showing posts with label appropriate information policy planners. Show all posts

Tuesday, July 5, 2011

Affirmations

~ I am ready and willing to learn to be sound and balanced here.
~ I am ready and willing to learn to be well pleased to observe, experience, and learn here.
~ I am ready and willing to learn to have my intent and purpose clearly in mind here..
~ I am ready and willing to learn to reconsider my plan and design here.
~ I am ready and willing to learn to let myself be a bit happier here.
~ I am ready, willing, and able to learn to be promptly aware of good that occurs here.
~ I am ready, willing, and able to learn to be promptly aware of a wrong now.
~ I am ready and willing to learn to act promptly on a good now.
~ I am in the drivers seat here.
~ I don't have to be in the drivers seat this season.
~ I am ready and willing to learn to steer in the direction of my own best interest here.
~ I am ready and willing to learn to decide how to play the cards here.
~ I am willing to aim to achieve the most appropriate result today.
~ I am ready and willing to be grateful for the intelligence of my outlook here.
~ I am ready to learn to better consider the nature of of an intelligent outlook here.
~ I am ready and willing to learn to be grateful for my energy now.
~ I am ready and willing to learn to be watchful and alert in my meditation here.
~ I am ready and willing to see how I am righting myself right here and right now.

Sunday, November 14, 2010

Community Having

Community building is an ongoing activity. Community sustaining and community having are similar activities.

However, much of community is a lot of talk. Talk initiates community and sustains it.

Community is sustained and nurtured by talking about activities such as ethics, values, energy, rights, dialogue, assumptions, community, needs, wants, desires, goals, and all that is most important in the minds of the participants.

Productive talk is a skill we all learn.

Sources of information are in each human relationship. Two sources are the written works of H. Scott Peck and of Robert Putnam.

Wednesday, October 20, 2010

A Citizen of the Republic

As a citizen of the republic I find myself unsure of the usual methods of effecting policy makers and planners. I find I don't have a practical way of knowing the standards of 'my representatives,' much less effecting them.

For example how can I keep informed what elected representatives are doing at the Federal level to promote scientific research appropriate to my health.

I feel ignorant and ineffectual. Is the tide so  against the existence of a democratic republic so that it is  best to forget the dream of having a functional republic and to go with the oligarchic flow?