The Human Heart

Posted by: RainbowSpirit

31st May 2011 10:48am

I am so proud of the human race. So many of us open our hearts up to those less fortunate than ourselves without wanting anything in return. This truly shows our human spirit and what it means to be apart of the human race. We help those in need, we do what we know to be right and for most of us, we do not need no recognition in return. I am a big fan in protecting our natural environment, animals and children. Whatever cause you support, pat yourself on the back and realise no matter how small the contribution, every little bit counts ! Go the Human Heart !!!

RainbowSpirit

10th Jun 2011 09:08am

Hello Jen, thank you for your reply. Yes, a lot has happened all over the world, especially in regards to natural disasters and it does make you stop and wonder why? With the disasters having a huge impact on everyone, this is where the human spirit and the human heart come into play at it's most positive. To see this is beautiful, but it shouldn't take a natural disaster or something painful for this to occur. Let us open our hearts up in ALL situations and we would evolve in leap and bounds than never before !

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