Chana Basha

Perhaps the greatest tragedy of our time is separation: 

from our human sisters and brothers

from our more-than-human siblings

from our Mother Earth

from our ancestors

from ourselves

from ALL that is sacred within ALL.

A long time ago, I read a sentence that said: At the end of our lives, we see exactly what they could have been if in every moment that we feared, we had loved instead. 

At a time when multiple genocides rage the world over, at a time when so many lives all over the world are being ravaged by fear, greed, colonialism, imperialism, capitalism, poverty, racism, sexism, homophobia, transphobia, saneism, ableism, human supremacy, while life as "normal" carries on in other parts of the world, may we all know: 

there is NOTHING "normal" about how we are living. 

This life could be heaven on earth. 

Reunion is possible. 

Love is still a choice.