Stay Positive and Loving, but Never Sell Your Sword

If the world as we know is going to end, let’s pretend, are you just going to sit there and let the fear consume you? If you were given 6 weeks to live at any point in your life……what are you going to do? Are you going to lament, sit in a corner and go dark or are you going to go out tell that special someone that you’ve always loved them, tell someone you’re sorry and or maybe sit in the sun listening to your favorite music? Maybe the end of the world is your cue to finally go out there are start living your life and to do what you’ve always wanted to do. Maybe it’s the time to fill your heart with all the joys of this place before you leave. If you’re afraid to die, it most likely means you’ve never lived, so if you’re in fear right now……..it means you got some living to do. If someone special has ever made your heart flutter or if you owe someone an apology or if you just ever wanted to take a full day to yourself to do what you always wanted to do……..this may be your cue. Sometimes it’s a game of who can smile more and push the happiness into every single day……no matter the circumstances around us. This is one of those times when we need to question our current cultural structure that can never provide us any true happiness and open ourselves to the possibilities of future connection, love and hope. In trying times, stay positive and loving but never sell your sword and if they are coming, make them pay dearly for every liberty they try to take and every inch of ground they try to steal. Live fiercely. Power to the people.

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