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9/11
Day of Hope
On September 11th planes crashed into the
World Trade Center, The Pentagon and a field
in Pennsylvania.
The waves of shock touched every heart and
soul. For those of us that walk this earth
with open hearts it was particularly
painful. Today’s children were and are
affected. Sensitive children sensed the low
vibration coming in. They reacted with
feelings of depression and grief. Even the
lucky ones that were shielded from the
visual images felt this Universal wound.
Three years later we are still grieving.
Adults and children are still trying to make
sense out of chaos.
It is important that we work with our
children to keep their hearts open and let
their light shine. As “light workers” we
must find it within ourselves to raise our
vibration and continue to let our lights
shine. The souls that were lost were not in
vain. Their transitions contributed to a
powerful vibration of change throughout the
world. We continue to hope that a new
united, peaceful, loving world emerges out
of the debris. Darkness can not exist in
light. It is time for the “lightworkers” and
the children to let their lights shine. We
are the day of hope.
A Day of Hope
New York City was covered with smoke and
soot. The whole world was covered with
sadness. The next day the sun came out.
The light of the new day gave us hope.
Firemen, policemen and rescue workers
started to work on the collapsed buildings.
Heroes were born every minute.
The light of the new day gave us courage.
American flags were flying everywhere. A
nation was singing songs of freedom we had
all forgotten.
The light of the new day made us proud to
be Americans.
We saw people lining up to donate blood and
services to the Red Cross. People of all
colors, nationalities and religions waited
patiently on long lines. They stood
together.
The light of the new day taught us
tolerance.
World leaders are sharing information and
working together to rid the world of
terrorist.
The light of the new day brought us a day
closer to world peace.
American children mailed their dollars to
help feed children in other nations.
The light of the new day showed us new
levels of generosity.
Strangers started to smile at each other.
Neighbors and enemies were hugging.
The light of the new day reminds us to
love.
Love tells us to keep our dreams alive.
Love makes our light grow brighter.
The children are the day of hope.
Copyright
© Lori
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