Today we face the frustration of knowing that our communication styles are not serving us to bring people together and think, but we are separating people into war zones ready to kill ideas. We are also saying that if we don’t understand what we each mean, we can kill our budgets, communities, our protestors our children. We are really killing our form of governing, our way of teaching and our so called dreams. Our frustration has turned into rage.
The answer to our inability to come together and talk is to come together and talk, listen and reason our differences. We are smart enough to do this. What is holding us back from creating a model of communication to serve our intelligence and our real ‘we’ state of being? We know for sure we live in community and we need each other. We actually need our adversaries more than the people who agree with us.
How to try to come together?
You and two others begin a dialog where your integrity and the integrity of the others become the most important part of the dialog. Can we practice taking care of the model and changing it as often as possible to fit the need of the conversations? We are amazingly intelligent and we all care to move forward. We need to care to be part of how this time in history becomes our personal challenge exactly because it takes a big person to allow a ‘we’ in the middle of chaos and disorder to happen.
