Preparation Prompt: Envision a world where individuals are interconnected through the spiritual principle of love. How would societal dilemmas be approached differently in such a paradigm?

[Julian Edwards- KabU Instructor]

Preparation Prompt: Envision a world where individuals are interconnected through the spiritual principle of love. How would societal dilemmas be approached differently in such a paradigm?

[Sharon]

Everyone is different with different views and backgrounds however, what we do have in common is the point in the heart.  Focus on the connection that we have together and the greater goal to the know the Creator.

[Rex Jebamoney]

Learning to love others is fundamental to the success of the study.

[Koriander]

I think that in a lot of cases we wouldn’t face some of the societal problems that we see around us today. Next to this i think more problems would be solved with a connected commitment to share love and use ideas stemming from that to help us think and adress problems in our corporeal world

[Marlaina]

Being committed to communicating until the love is restored. That should be the rule. Sit across from one another and look into each other’s eyes and beyond them. Seeing the humanity in the other, understand what they are dealing with and instead of complaining, and blaming work together on a goal, envision a positive goal of what you want both want together. Keep working on forgiveness and know everyone is doing the best they can because that’s is all anyone can do…Don’t think you are smarter, more spiritual or superior. Be in your heart and communicate to theirs. Work on your own growth and the more peaceful you become you will affect those around you.

[Mitch]

Don’t let your ego rule over you but over it . And learn to love others as you want them to love you.

[malcolm]

Individuals interconnecting through the spiritual theory of love is what is missing in this world and should be improved by the “love thy neighbour more than you concept. Then there will be a world without dilema and without suffering and pain.

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