Saturday November 21st, 2009
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What’s the best way to communicate with a family member who is away at war? Deepak Chopra emphasizes how to use modern communication methods to convey support with love, attention, care, and hope.
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For some of us (childs
war) the most important thing is our parents to be happy (if possible) and calm about us being there. we don't want our parents to be worried, simply because we care about them... even though loving words from the parents are important to each and every one of us - i know that for me - recieveing sad/compassionate messages while being farwar – would just make me sad…As a vetern soldier of Desert Storm I can tell you that my aching heart of consciously objecting to the war I served to fight AND my sense of duty was healed by knowing that family and friends cared and prayed each and every day for a resolution to the insanity war brings. The power of this prayer uplifted me then and is with me always. Realizing the power of this long distance love was the blessing of my wartime experience.