I am so grateful for connection.
Everyone I know is so grateful for connection.
Everyone I don’t even know, all over the planet, is so grateful for connection.
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As I emerge into more and more connections, I feel the difference in support and acceptance.
Years of isolation through child trauma are being rolled back through safe associations in my women’s groups.
A new source of association and connection is on-line through women’s groups and artist groups.
In past times, women were only able to receive support through very local associations.
Now, we are all finding that we share so much in common.
Our experiences are replicated throughout vast communities and networks.
We are empowered through that knowledge and are able to offer support and recognition to each other in so many ways.
We realize that our experiences are common to large groups of women.
This is true in different cultures all over the world although it may vary according to degree.
Knowing we have so much in common is energizing and empowering.
Groups of children are coming together to address the local and worldwide issues.
The implicit and exclusionary connections of the past are breaking down.
Policies and laws which benefit only a few are no longer acceptable.
We are all connected and all are required to benefit through our practice of compassion and inclusivity.
Our steps through recognition of universal needs and how to fulfill them as women and children, too, are expanding and balancing world power.
A policy of inclusion and distribution to all is being reflected in new governments.
Concrete plans to fix things are being formulated at the highest levels.
The old rule and its specialized practices with its devastating results is being pushed out.
The ability to live well is relevant to everyone on earth.
Compassionate and inclusive and intelligent thought is behind the connection of public policy to daily worldwide conditions.
Those who can address the situation in compassionate, powerful and intelligent ways are moving to the forefront.
This shift into a new paradigm includes everyone and leaves only the bad practices behind.
2019 Kathryn Hardage
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