My friend said to me: "If that's what you want, why don't you put it on your blog?" And so I am.

What I would love is short term - from two weeks to six months - projects all over the world. I'm imagining being part of teams that go in and do conflict resolution/ peace facilitation, or skills development, or change interventions based on action learning, even ...teaching English. 

My teaching, facilitation and project management experience could be put to good use and I would enjoy being part of something meaningful and stimulating, and earning enough to sustain myself. 

This morning I opened ONENESS channeled by RASHA.  The plate allegory allowed me to reflect on how many full and varied plates I have already enjoyed.  Rasha says we can select anything from the banquet of life ...and if we tire of what we've dished for ourselves we can take a new plate and go back to the banquet and choose something else ...but for me it was the part about resting between visit to the banquet.  Those moments when we feel satiated - satisfied and content.

Yesterday, was Thanksgiving Day here in America.  A table of turkey and yams with marshmellow and creamy mashed potatoes and salad and  brie and crackers and stuffing and wine and cider and the lightest pumpkin cream pie and ...abundance ... Before we said thanks for the food CT invited each of the seven present to say why they were thankful.  Each of us knew that it would take weeks to really do this justice...and so I am thankful that I am surrounded by people who have so much to be grateful for...

In my life I also feel that I am between plates ...still full from my last chapter of experiences and mindfully wanting to select from Life's Abundant Banquet to ensure happiness, peace, joy and excitement in the next chapter.....

I was delighted to learn that this is a day the United Nations has set aside from 1992 to ensure our consciousness around peace becomes a reality.  This year I learned too late to really organize anything, apart from committing to at least a minute's silence at noon on Thursday.  I hope many Zaadzsters know about this day.