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barefootgirl42
The most difficult thing for me on my own spiritual path is when I confront someone who adamently disrespects and stigmatizes those who follow another faith, philosophy or lifestyle different from their own. This attitude... More »
barefootgirl42
What is the best way to promote equality and open-mindedness and to rid our world of discrimination, hatred, and prejudice?
barefootgirl42
To me, heaven is where everyone is truly equal. Where there is no hint of judgement and hierarchies, where everyone understands that despite race, ethnicity, sexual orientation, religious, dis/ability status, citizenship status, gender identity and... More »
barefootgirl42
The bridge between the seeming differences between people. We are all the same, despite our religion, gender, class, race, sexual orientation, dis/ability status, and these "differences" are only socially-constructed categories. We are all human, we... More »
barefootgirl42
I'm filled to the brim with gratitude seeing front-page wedding pictures of those couples who have been denied marriage in California for far too long. I just watched the movie "The Pursuit of Equality" which... More »
barefootgirl42
Hello all! I hope you've all been doing well. :) I'm excited right now since I just applied to become a Gaia Ambassador, and I wanted to thank you all for making this website such... More »
barefootgirl42
A just world where everyone truly was equal, and a world where death and grief wasn't so painful.
barefootgirl42
The roots of injustice would be wonderful to untangle. Our automatic human process which we all use: categorization and hierarchy-construction, as well as scapegoating, which causes inequalities, injustice, and hatred among people who are essentially... More »
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