Music
for Mourning:
Human Hurricanes
Human Hurricanes
We are in Connecticut USA---arriving
in time for Hurricane Sandy last month and also now back in time for this human
hurricane at Sandy Hook School—the shooting of 20 children and seven adults.
Lots of mourning. And vigils. And lots of questions about how to prevent such
mass killings from happening (and not just in the USA hopefully).
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There are many bright lights in
all of this though--the light shines in the darkness and the darkness cannot
overcome it (John's gospel). One of these lights is the song that was just put
together by some musician-friends of ours. It is a “raw song”—that is, not
polished in a studio, fresh from the heart. Click the video image above or click here to
listen. http://youtu.be/B12VWDbYeJs
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Notes:
1. For more reflections on resiliency, trauma, and weeping, see our entry on 9 Jan 2010:
http://coremembercare.blogspot.com/2010/01/member-care-and-resiliency-part-4.html
This entry includes a link to Jon Foreman's song on finding a cure for pain.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7M-_sZIh2cQ
For the version with lyrics:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T3J6mETFE48
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2. We are sharing some tools via these entries to support personal growth, relationship health, organizational development, and overall effectiveness for mission/aid workers. Hopefully you will find them to be creative, useful, and at times even fun. They are some of our favourites.
1. For more reflections on resiliency, trauma, and weeping, see our entry on 9 Jan 2010:
http://coremembercare.blogspot.com/2010/01/member-care-and-resiliency-part-4.html
This entry includes a link to Jon Foreman's song on finding a cure for pain.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7M-_sZIh2cQ
For the version with lyrics:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T3J6mETFE48
.
2. We are sharing some tools via these entries to support personal growth, relationship health, organizational development, and overall effectiveness for mission/aid workers. Hopefully you will find them to be creative, useful, and at times even fun. They are some of our favourites.
.
These items build upon the 12
tools for “Running Well and
Resting Well”
that we included as a chapter in Doing
Member Care Well (2002). More tools and guidelines specifically for team
building are included in our “Tools for Team
Viability”
article, in the member care book we edited in 1992.
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