We are here to learn

“This crazy week right in the middle of the pandemic has given us a moment to pause, learn, and listen. We have been incredibly saddened, moved, and angered by the suffering of the black community around the world. At first, we struggled to find the rights words to say, but it is our job to open up to our privileges and biases; even when it is uncomfortable.

So where do we go from here?

Can we have new, fresh beginnings?

While stock exchanges are hitting records heights, we did not want the join the #blackouttuesday movement without thinking about what this meant in the long term, and the actions we can take to make a difference within in each our minds.

As we stand in solidarity against racism, oppression, violence, and injustice. there is a lot of work to do in all our communities. We intend to turn the lens on ourselves to become actively non-discriminating.

Racial justice and reform is a commitment to the long term.

And we need to constantly reassess, our actions, moving forward.

We are committed to seeking out and sharing diverse voices within our communities, supporting those voices that need to be amplified.

After all, we are stronger together..

When will we learn that We are on this planet for fellowship

When will the people of the World, get up and say, enough is enough?

Murders, oppression, violence, and injustice prefer not only black. We need to ensure now, before it is too late, that they target all different colors enveloped within one naked motive which is and has been throughout generations always the same.

We have been incredibly saddened, moved, and angered by the suffering of the black community around the World, but we are as much furious and sad as the suffering of other communities; especially the suffering of women, the suffering of our Nature, and the suffering of our democracies.

When will we learn?

When will the people of the World, get up and say, enough is enough?

We are on Earth to form the human family, existing together because we were made for one another.”

For all of us, doing better in the future means, starting close to home, at our gardens.

We do not have all the answers but we do hope to have an unbending will to seek them out.

Next week we will be sharing our first book in a series, called – Not So Innocent Fairy Tales – unfolding our stories which will be particularly useful in beginning to educate ourselves. “Many Many Beginnings” will be for worldwide distribution on Amazon to not forget – with one clear goal: To create a true symbol for unity.

― cem tanriover, author 05.06.2020”