All of these comments show a great deal of wisdom and sensitivity. What happens when we live in parts of the country (or world) where we don’t encounter others of different cultures is we insulate ourselves. It takes courage to reach out of our comfort zone.
Very true Pam, it takes courage and a sense of openness to something different, exploring a new culture and new people. Thank you for reading and sharing your thoughts.
Wow, I love this edition! Gabriella, your poem is full of love- a great way to kick off the magazine. But I appreciate everyone’s contributions and different ways to look at this topic. Beautiful 💕🌺🌟
All of these comments show a great deal of wisdom and sensitivity. What happens when we live in parts of the country (or world) where we don’t encounter others of different cultures is we insulate ourselves. It takes courage to reach out of our comfort zone.
Excellent point, it does take courage. But its worth the personal growth.
Very true Pam, it takes courage and a sense of openness to something different, exploring a new culture and new people. Thank you for reading and sharing your thoughts.
Yes. Lots of courage. Thanks for the reminder.
Thank you for this wonderful bulletin from DEP about breaking barriers and building a supportive community, which is the need of the hour.
Well done and keep up the good work, DEP team.
Thank you so much for your continuous support, Warren!
You are very welcome, Gabriela. Keep up the good work. Have a lovely weekend. :)
Thank you so much Warren for your continuing kind support.
You are very welcome, @Dr. Gabriella Kőrösi
Wow, I love this edition! Gabriella, your poem is full of love- a great way to kick off the magazine. But I appreciate everyone’s contributions and different ways to look at this topic. Beautiful 💕🌺🌟
Thank you so much Libby, I am grateful you have enjoyed my poem.
Each piece was excellent. We need to grow through our communities by accepting one another.
I live in a small town where practically everyone is from the same area... Most are born and raised here or in near by towns.
Quite honestly... They are not too accepting to change or strangers.
I'm glad other areas are more diverse.🌹
Thank you so much, Brenda, for your kind comment and support. 🌹
In many cases, people might tend to protect their community when change or strangers come. It is natural from an evolutionary point of view.
At the same time, it is worth it trying to get to know the new people and give them a chance, even if it is a slow process.
With curiosity and kindness, we could change more lives for the better this way. 🙏