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I'm forwarding this msg to all contacts in my phone book n request you all do so as I did; *A Great Feedback From an Army Veteran on Supreme Court's Order on Human Rights in Kashmir* An Army veteran, who lost a family member to a militant’s bullet, has raised an agonising poser to the Supreme Court, *“How much do you know about the brutality of war?* *How many of you have sent your progeny to the armed forces*? *Have you ever lost a family member in the defence of the country*? *Do you know the pain of losing a young son or having a widowed daughter or seeing your grandchildren grow up without their father*? *If not, please do not impede our war effort. Human rights sound very nice when you and your families are safely ensconced in secure air-conditioned homes but not when you are facing bullets and stone of a unruly religious fanatic mob*.” *Applying the Court directions to the Pulwama incident, an FIR will be lodged against Gunner Rishi Kumar who risked his life

  THE ART OF GIVING With the holiday season here, it is time for giving. However, giving goes much further than something you do around a certain time of year. For example, believe it or not, the art of giving can unlock true abundances in your life. On top of that, it feels good to help others and put a smile on their face. Basically, giving is good for others as well as yourself. It’s a winning situation from all sides and something we could all stand to do just a little more. Check out this article about the importance of giving from FINERMINDS. Right now we’ve got some serious world issues on the agenda – financial meltdown, war, climate woes – which leads to a tendency to turn inwards. Crises put us in ‘me’ mode. It makes us feel scared, like there’s not enough of anything – money, jobs, security – to go around. What kind of energy vibrations are we sending out into the world by doing this? When we’re all thinking, acting and feeling selfishly, what do we get?