Another September 11th has come and gone. I spent time this year on a flight into NYC and I took a walk at sunset to look at the city and the memorial lights (see photo) from my home in Brooklyn.
I am not one who gets caught up in anniversaries of this type. I often think we spend too much time on the anniversary and not a enough time the rest of the year thinking about the ramifications of trauma and violence in the world.
It is easy to feel like we are too small or that the conflict is too far away for us to have an impact, but when we act as peacemakers in our own lives we create ripples and it is significant.
Take a few moments and tap with me on becoming a peacemaker.
The biggest obstacle to our success is ourselves. We know what we want and often we know exactly what action we need to take… but we remain stuck. Here is an easy way to use tapping to 
Patricia says
September 14, 2013 at 7:31 pmThank you so much for your reflections Gene. I totally share your sentiments. Yes, we grieve… but with EFT we can choose to balance that with the empowering antidote of healing so we honour all of it and are less likely to become stuck. I found this just after a live global meditation for Peace on the weekly Intention Call from Hawaii, which I love because it augments our intent for Inner Peace simultaneously among at least 3,000 of us to be beamed out to wherever it is needed. I’ve been acquainted with tapping through Thriving Now and TFT (a bit complicated though!) for many years, but your short ‘tap-alongs’ are really stimulating and manageable so I am using it more. I particularly appreciate sound resonance and your beautifully-paced vocal presentation fosters a deep, warm energy circuit. I like to think of it as being enhanced by the ocean waves as it travels to us in UK and beyond into the Orient!! THANK YOU and many blessings.
Meng Chong says
September 14, 2013 at 8:16 pmLove this, thank you. It is good to know that I can tap on peace, and no matter how small the effort I can make a difference. I shall do this often!
Yaelah says
September 19, 2013 at 5:31 amThank you! That was very inspiring