having lived in Indonesia for many years I was surprised at the lack of journalism (openness, transparency) when I returned to raise my sons in Europe in 2010 (hometurf). since then I've come to realise and recognise that whenever there's a successful organisation, be it commercial/business or civil/idealistic, it wil be infiltrated by those who'll try to blow it up from the inside, a cuckoo’s nest. what to do? the first realisation is the worst, because we like to believe in an organisation's true purpose. however, next comes exposing the corruption, for which we need a near-superpower, that is seated in the third eye and which gives us wisdom, intuition and sensitivity beyond our other senses.
in order to survive and stay sane we can only appreciate goodness, with love & laughter, song and dance, while exposing the dark side.
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having lived in Indonesia for many years I was surprised at the lack of journalism (openness, transparency) when I returned to raise my sons in Europe in 2010 (hometurf). since then I've come to realise and recognise that whenever there's a successful organisation, be it commercial/business or civil/idealistic, it wil be infiltrated by those who'll try to blow it up from the inside, a cuckoo’s nest. what to do? the first realisation is the worst, because we like to believe in an organisation's true purpose. however, next comes exposing the corruption, for which we need a near-superpower, that is seated in the third eye and which gives us wisdom, intuition and sensitivity beyond our other senses.
in order to survive and stay sane we can only appreciate goodness, with love & laughter, song and dance, while exposing the dark side.
there is positivity going on too: although I'm not a big fan of JFK Jr. as a politician (while admiring his work on the environment and health issues), I was impressed by his recent Boston speech - https://yournews.com/2023/04/21/2557368/full-transcript-rfk-jr-presidential-announcement-speech/
be well, TQ for all the work you do, much appreciated.