When people are expecting “the end” they pray. When men and women are on death row and know they’re going to die, they see their lives flash before their eyes, and just before the lethal injection or the electrocution, they say something powerful, either out loud or just to themselves, in hopes of some kind of redemption, or saving grace, or maybe somehow, miraculously, they’ll be saved and be able to change things, in this life, or maybe even in the next. All the same, when people see, hear, feel and experience tragedy, they pray and join forces. After 9/11, one of the strongest joining of heartfelt forces sent a wave of positivity throughout the U.S. and people were less judgmental and more about helping each other, at least for a little while. Today, we all feel the “heat” and the angst of the recession, depression, impending financial apocalypse, and the threat of GMO food takeover. Today, we all feel the threat of disease and soil destruction. Today,...
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