At around 13/4/06 3:50 pm, Carrol Cox wrote:
> ravi wrote:
>> (humans)
>> change our attitudes
>
> Change of attitude deos not fall like rain from heaven nor does it
> mysteriously well-up spontaneously from several billion hearts at once.
>
> Where does change of attitude come from?
>

My blog entries, of course ;-). Wait a minute... aren't you the man who
says we cannot plan or predict these sort of changes/revolutions -- only
do whatever things we can ... lay the ground ... create the
opportunities ... etc... (something I agree with!).

Seriously: the answer is indeed beyond me. I do not know if and how
humans will change their attitude towards the world. In fact, I am not
even certain they need to... after all my POV may be wrong.

Perhaps change of attitude comes from committed, consistent, grassroots
effort. Or from the rise of a charismatic leader. Or from buyer's
remorse (if not too late by then). If Deepak Chopra can attract the
audiences he can, there is definitely a need, if unmet, among the populace.

Supposedly, the evangelicals have adopted eco-stewardship (did I just
make that word up?) as one of their callings. So the change might even
come from such unlikely sources.

        --ravi

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