Sometimes when based on interest, numbers grow. A century ago,

there might have been 400 scientists in the world, today there

might be 4 million. A century ago there may have been 400 cars in

the world putting chemicals in the air, today there might be 400

million cars putting chemicals in the air. The numbers might not be

true but hopefully you get the idea, and hopefully we can all switch

to cleaner alternatives sooner rather than later. Health is an issue.

Most of us might have an idea of what love is, maybe even

unconditional love. In my opinion, a person can love another

reguardless of whether or not they are related, and even if

they haven't met. It seems popular belief is that when seeking

a relationship, we act as if it is only possible for us to love ONE

person at a time, even if it would be better that we love many.

And we could love those people even if they did something that

makes us angry, in which case talking with that person about

what happened might settle the nerves and help prevent that

kind of situation from happening again. Conversating, learning

from & teaching...that might be part of unconditionally loving

someone.

 

Now about being at war, are we unconditionally at war? Why?

when it takes less muscles to smile and be at peace?