Words that save lives  “Equanimity” Suggested by David Schmelzer

David Schmelzer

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Posithanks Volume 6 –> 365 Themes Of Gratitude.

Theme 159 Today we are thankful for our shoes, and our lives that fill them.

Recently I had the privilege of touring the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum in Washington D.C. I highly recommend going if you get the chance.  In fact, I really think everyone should go.

It was no small challenge to balance as much of a tasteful presentation as possible under the circumstances.  All graphic pictures were behind a cement wall that adults could look down upon should they choose, or not, but were screened from children.

The museum was balanced with not just the World War II story of the war and the atrocity to Jews, Gypsies, Masons, Handicapped and Jehovah Witness, and also included the important element of Neutral with the story of the Curse Of St. Lois a boat denied entry in both Cuba and the US.

Best of all, it reconized the heroins that risked their lives and made a difference and also made the critical connection with other such genocide in Cechnya and Rwanda with a focus to educate and examine ways for the world to avoid such madness again with the Genocide Prevention Task Force.

Of the many pictures, stories and displays like the railway car in which you could touch the walls and know that this was one of many walls where there were once hands clamoring in desperation.  The one picture locked in my mind will be the room of shoes with the piles of shoes that once barely protected the feet of so many precious lives.

Yet another thing we take for granted each and every day.  The shoes on our feet.

PIQ Positive Imperative Question. What do you take for granted?  Will you try and stop each day and appreciate all that you are given?

Big Hugs!

Victor Sinclair

PI/PMI Founder

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It's not magic. A smile starts with just being there.

Posithanks Volume 6 –> 365 Themes Of Gratitude.

Theme 158 Today we are thankful for our Elders Wisdom

The most precious resourse we have in wisdom, his the decades and even centuries of knowledge and wisdom we can learn from our Elders.

Elders give us love, knowlege, wisdom, humor, stories, candour, humility, and so much more.

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Sara Westbrook, Singer/Songwriter ~ Motivational Speaker

‘Forgiveness is the key to the bars that imprison me.’
lyrics from Sara Westbrook song ‘Hearts Collide’

Forgiveness is something that seems very difficult to do. It is important to remember that forgiving someone isn’t saying what they did or said was right. It is saying that you are no longer willing to carry around the hurt, the pain, the anger.

Forgiveness is value #27 in the Positive Imperative Posivalues

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Sara Westbrook takes a deep look into her personal past and examines a choice that she made after facing a tough dilemma in her youth.  Should she walk away from her Dad or not?

‘You did the best you could do
I won’t put the blame on you.’
Lyrics ‘Never Walk Away

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