
WASHINGTON (CNN) — “The Bush administration has decided to break with previous policy by sending one of its most senior diplomats to engage Iran’s top nuclear official, the White House announced Wednesday.”
So…
Will anything of substance happen?
Will a war be averted?
I’m always more positive about world events then the events themselves may seem to warrant. I have an abiding faith in the future of humanity. I feel that the slow climb our human family has made—from the savannas of Africa, to the lush kingdoms of Babylonia, to the riotous global adventuring from the 15th to the 17th Century, to the bleeding and war-torn world we now have—this laborious climb is too important for a few human leaders or a few thousand bombs to stop.
I’ll pray for the leaders gathering in Switzerland and I’ll keep this quote in mind:
“A world federal system, ruling the whole earth and exercising unchallengeable authority over its unimaginably vast resources, blending and embodying the ideals of both the East and the West, liberated from the curse of war and its miseries, and bent on the exploitation of all the available sources of energy on the surface of the planet, a system in which Force is made the servant of Justice, whose life is sustained by its universal recognition of one God and by its allegiance to one common Revelation—such is the goal towards which humanity, impelled by the unifying forces of life, is moving.”
Shoghí Effendí , The World Order of Bahá’u’lláh, p. 204
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A simple quote.!
Imagination rules the world.
Catherine,
Again and again, Thank You !!!
Some people believe war symbolizes the failure of diplomacy.
Astute thinking !
Diplomacy and tact are, to me, love in action–as long as they continually embrace truthfulness…
diplomacy and love continue to another result of respect between one and each other.thanks
Thanks for that comment!!!