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The butterfly effect
Dec. 31st, 2004 11:16 am"When humanity ceases to be creating its technology but rather becomes the product of its technology, that's when things have gone too far."
Just found this quote, from a book called Conversation with God, in an article about the mystic/psychological causes/consequences of Sunday's disaster.
I will not launch here in a rant on the evils of oil companies, corrupt and inept politicians and stupid tourists, out of respect for the people that have died and are still doing it. What I will do instead is to reaffirm my commitment to work on myself and the environment around me to make it a better place, healthier and more peaceful.
The butterfly effect is real. Let's be the butterfly that move her wings and bring healing.
Blessed, Bearer of Peace and Wise Be.
Just found this quote, from a book called Conversation with God, in an article about the mystic/psychological causes/consequences of Sunday's disaster.
I will not launch here in a rant on the evils of oil companies, corrupt and inept politicians and stupid tourists, out of respect for the people that have died and are still doing it. What I will do instead is to reaffirm my commitment to work on myself and the environment around me to make it a better place, healthier and more peaceful.
The butterfly effect is real. Let's be the butterfly that move her wings and bring healing.
Blessed, Bearer of Peace and Wise Be.
