Where We Stand

"If we have no peace, it is because we have

forgotten we belong to each other."

Mother Theresa

Incorrectly, we may believe that by remaining silent, peace will prevail.  We, perhaps, do not want to speak up to make waves in a seemingly calm water.  All that we repress will one day take a toll on our physical, emotional and spiritual equilibrium.

To speak our truth does not require raised voices or aggressive behavior.   We need not concern our selves with whether or not people are listening.  What is vitally important is honoring and respecting our personal viewpoints.

As we use our voice, we can be fueled by the power of freedom.  The emphasis is not on being right or wrong, but on the reflection of who we are and where we stand.  When we speak, we are communicating in the present moment and making peace with the inner soul.