In the last Monday morning, I reminded me of how valuable it is to belong to the human family in five minutes. A woman from my congregation, who came out of the grocery store, fluctuated me cheerfully. Thirty seconds later, another woman in the lights “Hello!” He said. from your car. A minute later, a stranger, he said, “You look amazing,” he said, “You look amazing,” he said, “You look amazing. There I met my neighbor and the walking group and chatted about the weather. Five minutes and the world was on me.
Yesterday, we voted throughout the country. Only each of us, the cardboard confession with the voting cabin we know what we put on that ballot. We thought where our fundamental values were and what was aligned in general. Regardless of the result, we know that it should be compromise and honor to gain consensus about the plans for the future of our nation.
Is our humanity in more or more in our relationships?Credit: Louie Douvis
We hope that our elected representatives are dominated by common goodness and that justice, equality, access and justice are the targets of making decisions that affect all of us. And after the end of scoring and kissing babies and tiring analysis, we continue our lives today. We will continue to be a neighbor because we live like this every day.
The shared humanity is greeting the young Indian barist who sees me most morning as he progresses to read the newspaper. 612 bus drivers waiting for the elderly passenger to sit before driving.
It is the cute confusion and conversation of those who are waiting for the opening of the door at the Balwyn Library at 10 am and hurry to read the papers. My brother who donates $ 50 every year for the good Friday appeal for the Royal Children’s Hospital.
It is the silent gathering of foreigners standing side by side in local Dawn service on Anzac Day. It is the memory of friends living and growing on meaning.
This is life in suburbs and towns of the country throughout the country. We love our neighbors in the flow of our lives. We have internal apartment, but the external apartment adds joy and color to our days.
Whenever we join something and strive to interact with others, we add a new wealth to our lives and others’ lives. We become wider, more gentle, more gentle, less judging.
I gave my vote this place.
