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Comment on In Flanders Fields-21st Century by Dan Carpenter

Dan Carpenter — Sun, 16 Oct 2011 15:18:18 +0000

@Susan: No, I haven’t forgotten why the poem was written. Quite the contrary. You see, the original poem suggests repeating the cycle. I suggest not. When people take up arms against another, they are the ones who have lost their way. If the German people would have said “no” to war then France would not have been invaded. It is a hard truth to stand for non-violence. If I don’t join your club, you have no club. If you take me by force, I will not carry out your instructions. If you torture me, I am of no use to your agenda. If you kill us all, you have no one to fight for your cause. It takes guts to stand up for what you believe and so many fail in this out of fear. To stand in front of another human being and take his life because someone else says so is totally out of character of our natural being. How is it that they can stop fighting on Christmas day and resume the next? How is the meaning of Christmas day is lost 24 hours later? What if all those who stop on Christmas day would choose to continue each day following as if it were Christmas day? What if they put down their arms and went home? We all have choices in life.

Comment on In Flanders Fields-21st Century by susan

susan — Sun, 16 Oct 2011 12:12:51 +0000

I think you forgot why this poem was written. Germany had invaded France. People were being killed every day. I suppose one option is that every time an invading army comes forward we do everything they tell us to do… including turning over our family members to be shot because they work for the regime that the invaders want to displace…and never speak your mind again unless it matches the new regime. Would you turn in people to be shot? Would you parrot whatever the new regime told you to say, including writing only the poems they told you were politcally correct? And then change your poems with the next regime, and turn over different people to be shot?

Comment on The Gift of You by Dan Carpenter

Dan Carpenter — Sat, 23 Apr 2011 17:01:26 +0000

Debbie, you are so kind. I have been busy and need to put more focus on more postings like this. One by one, together we will begin to realize the gift each of us has to share!

Comment on You Can’t Get There From Here by Dan Carpenter

Dan Carpenter — Sat, 23 Apr 2011 16:58:03 +0000

Thanks Debbie! I think we all forget to think differently and let our past learnings like crossing the ankles get away from us. Reminders are always great!

Comment on The Gift of You by Debbie Henton

Debbie Henton — Sat, 23 Apr 2011 03:00:12 +0000

And thank you for the gift of you Dan! Your blog posting is inspiring and I am admiring the way you manage to keep them powerful and succinct. Keep it up!
Deb.

Comment on You Can’t Get There From Here by Debbie Henton

Debbie Henton — Sat, 23 Apr 2011 02:55:14 +0000

Hi Dan,
Yes since discovering Noah St John, my mind always asks “Why to” do something AND “Why not to” as these are the things that generally hold more power and need to be unearthed before we can “take our foot off the brake” and move forward or understand why we are choosing not to move. Thanks for the reminder of the crossed ankles as well, I learnt this years ago doing kinesiology.
Cheers Deb.

Comment on Why Me? by Dan Carpenter

Dan Carpenter — Mon, 20 Dec 2010 16:30:39 +0000

Hi Noah!
I did enjoy your excitement and presentation on VBU. I had learned back in the 90″s from Anthony Robbins, to ask better questions. Your book and presentation was a great refresher! Thanks for your generosity and comment!

Comment on Why Me? by Noah St. John

Noah St. John — Sun, 19 Dec 2010 22:59:19 +0000

Hi Dan: Noah St. John here, the inventor of Afformations and author you quoted in your article. Thank you very much for the post. I'm delighted you're enjoying Afformations. Your readers can also get the first 3 chapters of the book (Free) at NoahStJohn.com Hope this helps you, too. Keep me posted... Ask away, ~Noah NoahNation.com

Comment on In Flanders Fields-21st Century by Genladyj

Genladyj — Thu, 11 Nov 2010 16:46:21 +0000

WOW what a beautiful change to the traditional “In Flanders Field”, if only ALL can see and live this way….
Please end our quarrel with the foe … put down your weapons … instead of Take up our quarrel with the foe:
To you from failing hands we throw…
I love it!!
Thanks for sharing that with us!

Comment on Breakthrough by Dan Carpenter

Dan Carpenter — Sun, 07 Nov 2010 13:33:06 +0000

Thanks for stopping by Adelaide! Hope you found what you were looking for in first aid. Come back soon!
Dan