a chance to pause for a moment...
This moment is special. There is plenty of time to finish the journey that has brought you this way.....
Who i am,
(a meager description...)
My given name is Earl Daniels.
I currently live in East Atlanta, Georgia.
I am a peace-loving Unitarian Buddhist,
member of NWUUC
in Atlanta.
I'm an avid listener to National Public
Radio,
a vegetarian
committed to personal growth.
Blessed to be a part of a great Peacemakers
group.
I currently work as a web developer at GSU's
Distance Learning
Author of a free content management system: Contentor.
An outdated version of my résumé
Some of my Concerns...
(that could use more attention)
World populationApproximate number of people currently living on earth. --> We must change the way we live (especially US!) if we are to avoid severe problem due to this rapid population growth. By my 75th birthday, there is projected to be over 10 Billion people on earth........ |
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Ecology |
If we learn ways to tread more lightly on the earth, we will all benefit. One easy way is to eliminate or at least reduce our consumption of animal products. Here is some well documented information on meat production that shows just how big the problem is. More info: Vegetarian Resource Group or International Vegetarian Union. | |
The Chinese in Tibet |
The government of Tibet holds
on in exile...
The folks at Milarepa are trying to help. |
(some concerns a little closer to my heart)
Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI) &
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TBI and SCI can happen to anyone at any time. They are caused by automobile accidents, falls, assaults, and other common occurrences. The effect on the survivors and their loved ones is astounding, and the challenges they face are sometimes overwhelming. In some cases, these life-changing injuries can produce a great deal of good. Please learn more...
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Domestic Violence |
It is sad how many close relationships are the stage for tremendous
violence, in repeating cycles that often last generations. These cycles
must be broken so those affected can be mended. No child ever grows
up wanting to be an abuser or to be abused. More info: Kathy's
Resources. One way that i help to work to prevent more domestic violence is through my work teaching conflict resolution with Peacemakers. |
Books
Peace Is Every Step by Thich
Nhat Hanh
Wherever You Go, There You Are by Jon Kabat-Zinn
Journey
of the Heart by John Welwood
Lovingkindness by Sharon
Salzberg
A Brief History
of Time by Stephen Hawking
