31 Dec

After the Election

Lissa Coffey

Lissa Coffey

Lissa Coffey

It’s been a long road leading up to this election. Emotions have been high. We’ve been through a lot. And now it’s over. So, what do we do? Clearly, some healing needs to take place. Even though we have a “winner” and George W. Bush will continue to lead this country for another four years, the 49% of the population who voted for John Kerry are faced with feelings of disappointment. Things didn’t go our way. And now there’s the worry that for the next four years our convictions will be dismissed. But the truth is that whoever ended up being president is the right choice. Because if we trust in the Universal Law, then we know that right action takes place at all times, in all places. Everything is going to be okay. That’s the mantra, repeat after me: everything is okay! We have to remember that there is an organizing power at work, that everything happens for a reason, that there are no accidents. Take a deep breath. Everything is okay. The issues are out on the table. We have been heard. We will continue to learn, and to grow, as individuals, and as a nation. Share/Bookmark]]>

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