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Hey, anon! I was just wandering about your view of Ukrainian people, our problems and perspectives, some things you would like to see, or maybe your personal experience while you were in our place...
Let's talk about how we feel in this moment of our lives, what are our priorities and our (each one's of us) vision of future on our little planet.
Please, share your (humble, open, horrent, hopeful, sad, optimistic, confused, uplifted, reasonable, robust, ireful, ambitious, cold or extraordinary) opinion.
Also, questions are welcomed too. Will try to answer them with an idea of systematic improvement of the state of affairs.
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>>9083I would like to reshape this in a question:
"What stages do we have to go through to reorganize all components of disaster into the stable, joyful and promising interdependence?"
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There is one thought I'd like to emphasize: the world, as we feel it, happen to be locally, and when we try to look on our place from the outside, via news or blogs, we could recognize something very nice and simple, that we could develop and share.
And one more: when we like or dislike things, regardless of location, it's quite important to balance between knowlagable, useful and beautiful, if we want to make things better.
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Another thing about our worldviews and our resposibilities is making things better as we approach the results of our managable goals.
We could once again think about what we could achieve with what we have and prepare the setting for the process of productive steps.
And if we have some difficulties—it's fine, because the interesting part of our work is this challange with ourselves—could we be brave and tough enough to make eagered things real?
On the photos:
"One more DAY, one more NIGHT, one more DARKNESS, one more ROAR, one more KISS, one more FIGHT, one more LOSS, one more GAIN, one more DESIRE, one more SIN, one more SMILE, one more TEAR, one more HOPE, one more FEAR, one more LOVE, one more YEAR, one more ARGUMENT, one more LIFE." (Barbara Kruger)
"I have in heart something that dies not!" (Lesya Ukraїnka)
