José Andrés : World Central Kitchen : A true inspiration!

I’m very proud to have had a chance to meet and help support "THE MAN" who spearheads World Central Kitchen for victims of disaster when and where ever they are in need ~ José Andrés!   So pleased to shake his hand and to thank Mr. Andrés for all that he and his heroic teams have done for so many people around the world for many years. 

A true inspiration! 

  

World Central Kitchen

Attn: Donor Services Team

PO Box 96538

Washington DC  20090-6538

Today seems like a Thich Nhat Hanh say something kind’a day…

 

© Mary Becker Weiss

"How to Stay Calm in a Storm"

~ Thich Nhat Hanh

 

“In the absence of the rules of law, 

there is chaos.”

“I believe that we all have an opportunity to feel our soul’s connection to humanity.” ~ Justine Naumann Greif

“I realize that there are lives that have not necessarily been colored by issues of oppression and violence. The problem may not be yours but the response for the solutions belongs to everyone. We must create a vision of a caring society and articulate that vision with a collective voice that can be heard. I believe that we all have an opportunity to feel our soul’s connection to humanity.” ~ Justine Naumann Greif, Maine Artist/Activist

“Hence my optimism in 2026…”

"Truth Can Blossom through Stone"

 © Mary Becker Weiss 

“Peace to all and to all a goodnight!”

Metta evokes within a warm-hearted feeling of fellowship, sympathy and love which grows boundless with practice and overcomes all social, religious, racial, political and economic barriers. Metta is a universal, unselfish, all embracing love.

“WE THE PEOPLE” (PATRIOTISM NOT POLITICS!)

 

ARCHIVE: The size of the crowd the night before the 2019 Women's March in DC was unpredictable. Within a couple of hours on the morning of the 19th, crowds were emerging onto the Freedom Plaza from all directions. An exuberant diverse crowd of individuals who spoke their own truths with great passion and energy. Not everyone agreed with each other's positions, but nevertheless found a way to embrace their differences and speak to them without hostility or malice. Like the first Women's March on January 2017, it was a positive, energetic display of democracy in its glory.