At this point in history, we are going through difficult times. Whether you are on the right, left or the center, you are concerned about the liberties and freedoms of all Americans. The divisiveness, even though temporary, has caused us to lose trust in each other to function effectively as a nation.
So what can we do?
Our President John Kennedy had famously urged us, “Ask not what the country can do - ask what you can do for your country.” and Professor William James had written that our actions can change the moods.
Our President John Kennedy had famously urged us, “Ask not what the country can do - ask what you can do for your country.” and Professor William James had written that our actions can change the moods.
Here is what we can to do to restore America where no Americans feels left out, but feels included in nation building.
Let’s close 2016 on a positive note, let’s come together as Americans, and celebrate our collective Festivals of Hanukkah, Christmas, Milad, Kwanza, Janamashtami, Gurpurab and the festivities of Native Americans, and other traditions including Atheist/Humanist. Each group will get to sing honoring their faith tradition.
When we are together, it is uplifting!
We can change our moods!
The following video has clips from Christmas, Hanukkah, Kwanza, Milad, Janamashtami and other great celebrations. On the actual day of Festival of Faiths, Americans Together will celebrate their traditions.
- Video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mjhbRkN7soQ
- Details http://centerforpluralism.com/festival-of-faiths/
- Attend RSVP – Eventbrite
- Sing? If your group likes to sing Register@Centerforpluralism.com
- List? Please send an email to Register@Centerforpluralism.com
- Op-Ed Ask not what the President can do for us?” will be released soon
- More http://Centerforpluralism.com/Workshops
- Browse Tabs at www.Centerforpluralism.com
- Event Celebrating America –Festival of Faiths on Sunday, 12/18 – 12 to 2 PM
- Where Jefferson Memorial, Washington, DC
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Dr. Mike Ghouse is founder and president of Center for Pluralism aka Americans Together. He is committed to building cohesive societies and offers pluralistic solutions on issues of the day. All about him in 65 links at www.MikeGhouse.net
