The essence of peace is respect for diversity. Difference is an accident of birth.
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Author: Susan Feathers
Family, friends, nature, books, writing, a good pen and journal, freedom of thought, culture, and peaceful co-relations - these are the things that occupy my mind, my heart, my time... View all posts by Susan Feathers
Susan Feathers 
Thank you, Susan, for introducing me to John Hume. I was familiar with David Hume but was not aware of John Hume and his constructive role in Ireland and in Europe. I like a quote from him, that “Over the years, the barriers of the past—the distrust and prejudices of the past—will be eroded, and a new society will evolve.” Dare we hope that this is possible in our deeply divided country?
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We don’t know. But, if enough of us who value people and Earth keep walking that path back to who we were meant to be, its possible. I just finished reading a book by Mac Maccartney – The Children’s Fire. I highly recommend it. https://macmacartney.com/
We should chat by phone. I would love to catch with you and your family. Susan
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Hi Susan, I would love to speak with you. I will try to call you this week, or please call me at your convenience–850-207-1997. It will be great to talk to you.
Larry
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