Voice For Reason

Archive for November, 2007

Here we are at the end of a perfectly good day. No matter what time keeps on ticking and there is no going back. One more reason to really live while your alive.

If we don’t use our time effectively then we are no better off than the person who is nursing from the bartenders hand.

Productivity requires sacrifice always. It is the law of the universe. Dynamic elements produce motion or work, where a static element is the reverse. The upkeep of our world requires motion, think of the seemingly endless motion of the ocean.

We all get 86,400 seconds per day. Amazing enough, all the money in the world cannot buy you one more.

We must live very deliberately, and have a good affect on the world.

Here in America we celebrate Thankgiving as a time to give thanks for all of the blessings we have. Do Americans really believe in this holiday or is it just a show.

I can’t help but wonder in our materialistic society what is
going on in the minds of my countrymen. This country has
been blessed beyond measure, yet still the people cry for more.

I would venture to say that almost 80 % of the worlds population would trade places with and American without knowing a single thing about the person. The country where even the poor are fat. Who wouldn’t want to come here.

So on this day I am happy and sad that I live in America. Happy from the standpoint that this country does take care of it’s poor. Saddened by the fact that people are tearing down the very structure that made it such great nation.

The rules were good enough to make the nation strong. Why let the ungrateful tear down a structure that gives hope to all. Why allow haters of the law change it to suit their needs.

Let us be thankful for our country, it’s laws, and it’s people. Let us be thankful to be “One Nation UnderGod”.

Here we are at the threshold of some major development in the Earths biological history. The evidence is much more than compelling, it is astounding.

Never before since the dinosaurs has a species overloaded the planets resources, yet here we are at a crossroads. Humans have dominated the ecosystem for some time now. All living creatures are at risk due to our rapid growth. Where do we go from here.

These are serious questions that face our species. The answers all start in the mirror. Each and every person alive today should be in the business of changing their consumption methods to that of a conservative nature.

It doesn’t take much for a people to make a big difference globally by just changing a few bad habits.

I encourage every one to try and use less, recycle, preserve, and most all to dig their heads out of the sand and make a difference.