The greatest hope for world peace is that we begin to infuse early childhood with attitudes of infinite compassion. As we do that, the brain synapses of future generations will expand and humanity will evolve to meet the challenge of survival in the 21st century.

Apr 30, 2020 · 1:00 AM UTC

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22 century
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Be quicker when its understood this Hurricane Carter story inside a crazy hazy jungle love pool bar happen to way too real human beings. But this time it caught up to Michael of Daniel 12:1, an American. leoburg9.com/2015/12/02/what…

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What you hope to infuse, is already present, unconditionally, to learn from & nurture. As conditions sculpt with maturity, & become specific, the seed roots in the soil of experience & knowledge, refreshed by every generation. Let the experience be love, the knowledge be truth.
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exactly. my Child Honouring vision is for harnessing human potential right from the start. @RaffiFoundation has an online course in Ch Hon.
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Do you not have children? We don’t need to infuse it, compassion is dominant in children until they hit puberty.
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Preach ☺️👍
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Let me take a hit from my bong & read that again...
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Yes! We need world peace.
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The weight of pollution will once again bear on nations
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Meditation and empathy training should be mandatory educational courses from kindergarten through college, imo. Emotional intelligence is the absolute best intra & interpersonal currency.
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