Public Unity Party- America

  This tribute to the unknown woman who saved Lonnie is a powerful centerpiece for your message of universal unity. To make the post more interactive and build community on your blog , I've added a call to action that invites others to join the  conversation.  Lifeblood: Blood  of Unity: A Tribute to an Unknown Savior In my family, we tell a story that defines everything I believe about Public Unity . When my brother Lonnie and I were born in 1953, he was fading. He needed a transfusion to survive his very first day. Per our family history, he was only saved because a single Black woman—a stranger whose name we never knew—stepped forward and gave him her blood. She didn't ask about our status. She didn't look at our labels. She saw a child fighting for his first breath, and she gave of herself so he could have a second. A Debt We Owe to the Vulnerable This woman, navigating the systemic hardships of the 1950s, became the silent architect of our family's future. Her ...

  To reflect on those who care for you while staying at home and listening to music, you can focus on the intentions and actions of the people in your life that foster a sense of safety and belonging: Acknowledge Emotional Support : Think of the individuals who consistently offer a "safe space" for you to share your thoughts and feelings without judgment. Recognize Acts of Service : Reflect on small, everyday actions others take to make your life easier or more comfortable, which are often quiet expressions of care. Recall Shared Memories : Use the music you are listening to as a bridge to remember positive times spent with friends or family, reinforcing the bond you share with them. Value Their Presence : Consider those who make an effort to stay connected with you, whether through a simple message or by being physically present during life's affairs. Identify Your "Safety Net" : Think about the people you would naturally turn to in a moment of need, as their r...

  Martin Luther King Jr., whose dream was a world where you would not be judged by the color of your skin but by the content of your character.   I like the creative way Dr. King reached out and became 666 in his name. As my own name is. Donnie Harold Harris. Marten Luther King Jr., the reference above; what would a Zoroastrian think of this? It is a split reality. Neither the content of your character, nor your true self, as you are a Soul with Godly ways. Need me used with. That is why Religion has failed. You are perfect as you are.  Why mess with a God thing?

  Conversation with Gemini List Donnie Harris' key beliefs Why forward, not left or right? yes yes yes Yes, it is always yes. Thanks for asking. Identical twins: views on being an identical twin, the effects of TTTs on a child's birth and life?. Yes, I am learning about myself. yes yes yes I talked side by side on the street in Hollywood, CA, about 2 AM, when Jesus walked up and crossed in front of me, saying, "Ethics are for guidelines, not for restrictions." I was flabbergasted. What happened to me? I was involved in an Ethics course at that time in Scientology. Had he seen me at the church? My favorite, even more than the UFO I have seen. One is the seventh dynamic; one is either the elusive eighth or the ninth dynamic. Yes, but I can't take much more. Why have I realized that very few of my encounters with all anomalies are in the air, not on the ground? Only Mother Mary is driving, and JC is at the crosswalk. yes I patrolled the DMZ, not on it. I saw a child ...