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    Post: The Love of a Father and Son (dedicated to memory of Tim Russert)

    Published: July 25, 2012, 12 am
    Revised: December 29, 2012, 09 am
    Author(s): Burton Danet Ph.D.
    Topics: Healing Creativity

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    The Love of a Father and Son.
     
    Tim Russert presents for the world to behold a legacy of what is possible in the world of love among the generations. The model, however, is not restricted to blood relations, but instead points to possible CARING that can exist in the world, one for another.
     
    Spreading such CARING is exactly What the World Needs Now: MANDATED ACTION: http://abc4all.net/wtwnn.htm For this purpose, the "Network That Works" or "Network4All" has been created so that if 2 or 3 people adopt ONE in the world without basic needs, such CARING will end poverty and many other ills in the world.
     
    Tim would NEVER allow his child to die of starvation, and if we CARE no one should allow the tragedies and plagues that exist in the world to continue. With Tim we have not one but THREE generations loving one another. Luke and his grandfather may suddenly grieve, but the three provide the world with a Legacy for a model of what 3 people can do in the world.
     
    Leaders of the world are not offering such CARING of those not afforded even basic necessities in the world. Taking IT Global, referenced as one of the 10 greatest hopes for humanity, does: http://takingitglobal.org Taking IT Global ABC4All Mentors are taking such CARING action! http://projects.takingitglobal/abc4allglobalteam
     
    Respectfully, Burton Danet, Ph.D. Co-Founder, ABC4All http://www.trunity.net/abc4all/
     
     

    The Love of a Father and Son (dedicated to memory of Tim Russert)

    By abc4all  |  Posted January 17, 2010  |  Manhattan Beach, California
     
     

     

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    Burton Danet (Author) wrote:

    Whosoever does your upbringing is your father. Virendra Nath Pandey http://www.linkedin.com/profile/view?id=69847187

    July 25, 2012 | 2:53 pm

    Burton Danet (Author) wrote:

    The linguistics goes till the origin of words. The word father (Pita in Sanskrit/Hindi) has been described in Sanskrit as "Yeh: Patuh: Sah: Pita",meaning thereby one, who does your upbringing is your father. Virendra Nath Pandey http://www.linkedin.com/profile/view?id=69847187

    July 25, 2012 | 11:16 pm

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