DOES ANYONE KNOW?

Where The Love is, or 
When Systematization Will End?

Where is the Love is an excellent question.  In fact, UP - Uplifting Entertainment has a “Where’s the Love” movie and television series. The author believes that the movie City of Angels, encapsulates the essence of where the love is, in the midst of systemization.  In the movie, Nicholas Cage plays an angel who, literally, falls in love with a human, Meg Ryan, and forsakes eternity to love forever.

She further avers that when contemplating the question, "Where is the Love," particularly, when it comes to putting an end to systematization, the answer will vastly vary relative to whom the question is asked. For some the answer lies in a love song, especially by one of their their favorite artists. The concept of love energy being felt in the universe through angelic beings is so amazing! Luther Vandross has helped relationships blossom and procreation activities rise. His sensuous delivery penetrates the soul. He sings with the passion of an angel whose Dharma is to help souls gravitate to and claim their soul-mates.

Just as the little girl in the movie, “City ofAngels,” believed that the Angel, Seth, was THE MOST HIGH, personified; people sometimes make the mistake of making people “gods.” The angelic eccentricities that the “Good Deed Doers” possess make them seem “bigger than life.”  

However, they are human beings just like everybody else. People tend to assume that “stars” have everything, including love, because they are “superstars.”  But they need love just like we do. As a matter of fact, the author maintains that they may need love more desperately than the average person. Everybody wants to be around them for many reasons. Most of the time, these reasons have little or nothing at all to do with love for the individual.  Somehow people tend to forget that, like Seth, human Angels need love too.  Love can never truly be bought, lest the buyer is deceptive. Love cannot be sold, lest the seller is a liar. When one is “Blessed” to be touched with love from an Angel, in a vision, in a dream, or in reality, it is a “Heavenly Story…”

Where is the Love? In the Face of Systematization…

This Video is an Audio Reading of the Blog Post below, which is at the core of a Controversial Arbitrary & Capricious Grade Dispute. It is not part of the original Blog but is here because the Blind & Visually Impaired are my niche target market for my thesis project, which is a book series entitled "Loving You Haiku; Sometimes It Rhymes," written in honor of Sir Stevland Hardaway Judkins Morris and his efforts that inspired the passing of a UN Treaty making reading materials more accessible for the blind and visually impaired.

                                                   


Where is the Love, “City of Angels,” “City of the Stars?”  Bling Bling, Sexy Women, Flashy Cars, “I got mine you get yours.” Hollywood Stars full of insincere Hollywood talk, lies, malarkey and false ties. People living life like Pagliacci, all caught up in fortune, fame and material gain. “Wake Up Everybody!” Systematization is real, while you live lavishly, wastefully, in your penthouse mansions and vacation homes, as silent onlookers to the systematic destruction of the just and righteous few.  Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. found you “appalling.”  Malcolm X deemed you, “part of the problem.”  Nelson Mandela would say you create “outlaw[s].” The appalling silence of the good hurts so bad, Nikki Giovanni may wish that your “eyes fall out...”                                                                   

                                                                                              

The author reserves judgment. However, she maintains that, in this beautiful land, which has been Heavenly Blessed to experience abundant sunshine, fruit bearing trees, black gold, and Winter Wonderland; the wrath of the MOST HIGH is near. All should be admonished that the unmerciful pain, quivering the heart’s of the sufferer, will surely quake the knees of the transgressors and silent onlookers alike. Know that, “whatsoever a man soweth, that shall he also reap.”  She further avers that, if one is resolved to sowing seeds of “kindness, joy, love and happiness,” relentlessly, without tiring, without complaining, and without judgment, and allow love to live in one’s heart, only then can one become a part of the solution to the problem of systematization.

Allowing LOVE to live in your heart and radiate wherever you are is the cure to the dreadful consequences of systematization. Spreading the LIGHT OF LOVE through your personal SHINE counteracts the devastating repercussions of the silence to the vile ills of gross injustices. In fact, the author contends that, the painful sting felt from the silence is so appalling that it pierces the soul.  The cry of the just, who know no vengeance, penetrates the universe and the earth trembles from HEAVEN’S DISMAY...