Support Your Local Leaders in Times of Storm and Tumult

All,

The noise on Capitol Hill is getting pretty loud lately, and our leadership is under a great deal of pressure. We are all living in a moment where timing is of the essence.   The heads of state in Washington have a challenging task set before them.   They are empowered to take the courageous steps necessary to enable our financial markets to sustain themselves.

With all of the feedbacke present in our media circuits today finding the inspiration to make bold and benevolent decisions is a difficult path to walk.   Our energies, individually and collectively, actively and passively, will serve to empower our leadership to show their respect, care, and appreciation to the world.

Please follow your inspiration in this.  Know that our leadership is truly comprised of a great number of just and beautiful human beings.  Many who are each doing the best work that they possibly can given the uniqueness of their own circumstances. Like each of us they are beset on all sides by the energy and information of a very demanding environment.  Any and all positive Support they recieve from us can only serve to empower them to make right, beautiful, truthful, meaningful, and well timed choices.

To send messages of support and encouragement the following information is very useful.   The address for the US Senate contact page is: http://www.senate.gov/general/contact_information/senators_cfm.cfm.  To contact any senator just click the link and fill out their contact form, use their e-mail address to send a message, or just call their offices.  To contact your representatives go to http://www.house.gov/, fill in the zip code in the top left, and click Go.

Be well, and inspired. Each of us is loved and appreciated by ourselves and by our world.   As I asked above, please follow your inspiration and share the benevolent energy you possess with whomever you feel it will most benefit.  Each of us knows where our time is best spent in each moment.   Make your choices with care and appreciation, as you always do.


Be Well, and Do Well

Cameron Owen Johnson