"And we have reason to hope. The forces of destruction seem great, but against them we have our power to choose, our human will and imagination, our courage, our passion, our willingness to act and love. And we are not, in truth, strangers to this world. We are part of the circle.
When we plant, when we weave, when we write, when we give birth, when we organize, when we heal, when we run through the park while the redwoods sweat mist, when we do what we're afraid to do, we are not separate. We are of the world and of each other, and the power within us is a great, if not an invincible power. Though we can be hurt, we can heal; though each one of us can be destroyed, within us is the power of renewal.
And there is still time to choose that power."
Starhawk
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issues
We all have issues. Some days, perhaps as a doctor or a teacher, one has mainly professional concerns. Other days, our issues are entirely personal: finding food, keeping a job, raising a child.
Either way, any day, as inhabitants of complicated, unpredictable societies, we each may need to research a particular issue important to us. So we've designed this section to welcome your curiosity and facilitate your search. We include only sites that have exceptionally useful, respected, and well-organized material.
So good luck hunting that two-headed hunch, finding that fickle fact, or hounding the history of some worthy cause. May you discover intriguing new horizons!
Comments, questions, or suggestions for our issues initiative?
Write to us at: peace@humanity.org
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