That said, we can still move toward truth through discernment, synthesis and bringing a different level of consciousness to the table. But we must slow down and widen our scope to do this.
As the conflict between Israel/Hamas/Palestine continues to increase, so do polarization and emotions. Part of this is based on the feeling of sadness and grief of witnessing horrific events, and part of it emerges from propaganda and social engineering designed to create black and white narratives around complex situations.
You may be reading this wondering what side I am on and who I think the bad guys are. My perspective has always been that understanding the core of why our world is the way it is as this is the only place we find true change. When we become holistic and curious enough to more accurately define a problem, we have a chance at a solution.
Sensemaking these ongoing events has been very challenging. Facts are changing by the minute and there is literally no reason to believe in full faith the propaganda coming from The US, Israel or Hamas on this issue...<<<Read More>>>...
