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Should breaking news be so negative? Printable Version PRINTABLE VERSION
by Jacob Waiswa, Uganda Jan 23, 2009
Peace & Conflict   Opinions

  

Should breaking news be so negative?
And of course, too, where there is goodness of thinking, intention and practice, evil ones or nazi tendencies panic, get humiliated and weak. It is such a line that we could only nurture in ourselves. Believable peace and harmony belongs to such persons.

The beginning of trouble would always come from the kind of thoughts we invest in ourselves through actions or relationships interactions -as with the intellect we use to apply them. In that regard, we must cease the chance now and as others continue to manifest, or hope that they would later.

Global citizens could perhaps consider about two to half day meditating over goodness that the World peoples should nourish themselves with. Such could help sustain energies for positive change activism.

But considering a community (ies) approach in all interventions, indeed, it would not only help heal wounds of individuals or reduce their vulnerability, but also make situations easier for them (vulnerable groups to adjust through. In fact, the same approach would be key in matters of urgency in as far as interventions are concerned.

Agreeably, with the rising and taking of individual and community responsibility, respectively -and cooperation in strategic planning and actions, or interventions -towards such human afflictions as wars, diseases, poverty, greed or corruption, famine -sometimes as a combination, we can help reduce damage whilst in a solid block working for positive global change.





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Jacob Waiswa


A qualified community psychologist with professional packages in community participation & intervention/prevention, mental health assessment, change management, HIV/AIDS & Mental Health, project planning & management, research & presentation, stress management, basic counselling, forensic science, and organization health.
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