calmIt's a work in progress. But I just wanted to get it down. To be utterly revealing, the topic is branding for the movement for peace and justice and nonviolence (and resistance to: the corruption and tyrannies of power, and the (destructiveness to the planet, to ecosystems, to societies and individuals - of the) violent corporatist crusade for dominance.) It is to establish a mental banner, a frame of sorts, for those who are engaged in the struggle. I am struggling to create a better world, a sane and sustainable society that respects and serves humanity, all life, and the Earth.
joyful
peaceful
resolute
dignified
please join me
[Of course, the movement would need to consent to such a (mental - or spiritual) banner...]
updated 14:17 Saturday, August 30th, 2008
I will add words here until I get enough compiled to make a fuller and more complete work:
ReplyDelete1) responsive (as opposed to reactive, or "reactionary")
"Haven't you heard, it's a battle of words.."
ReplyDeleteJust the words themselves won't suffice without taking into account the individual people saying them.
Given the fact that everyone is from all over the place, the ways people express themselves is usually all over the place too.
Branding is of course a big part of American life, a symptom of corporate homogeneity.
Feel free to add your own words, inspired by vision and hope for a better world.
ReplyDeleteNo Patrick. This is about vision. It is about choosing principles and embodiment of those principles.
ReplyDeleteThis is about consciousness and intentionality. Intentional living. Thinking about how my actions will affect everyone.
So, this is not a war of words. This is just brainstorming.
Do you have a vision of a better world?
open
ReplyDelete&
truth
You caught me typing. I type slow.
ReplyDeleteI also didn't "suffice" directed at you, I meant "suffice" insofar as how I can work it..
ReplyDeleteOh, I forgot about the battle of words stuff. That was just a Pink Floyd lyric..
ReplyDeleteSorry.
Thanks for your addition of "open" and "truth," Patrick.
ReplyDeletehere are more:
1) respectful
2) inclusive
3) honest
4) persistent
5) patient
loving
ReplyDeleteNice.
ReplyDelete1) participatorty
ReplyDelete2) tolerant
haha
ReplyDeletethat's "participatory"
participatorty
ReplyDeleteparticipaportly
As in:
"Thanks to cheap drive through fast food, your average American is participaportly.."