Sudan Revolution Quotes

Certainly, what was true for the refugees and exiles of Shanghai remains true for people fleeing catastrophe in contemporary times. Whether these migrants are driven from Syria, Myanmar, Bosnia, Sudan, Somalia, Guatemala, or too many other places. These refugees have all faced the agonizing choice of whether to stay, or to flee.

Thich Nhat Hanh, he spoke to this false, modern version of spirituality. He said something to the effect of this: If we look at our spiritual practice in the same way we look at everything else we’re doing in our daily lives (i.e., “What’s in it for me?”), then we are neglecting our human family and not addressing the suffering and sadness of those around us. This is not holy, sacred, or divine. It’s ultimately wrapped in the same selfishness that pervades contemporary culture. When we think only about reducing our own internal anxiety, sadness, and dissatisfaction—and not about the suffering of people in Sudan or in our hometown or even in our household and family—what we miss out on is compassion for the suffering of others.

Here at Sudan the students humiliated their teachers,' she said. 'But in the high schools it was not unknown for students to beat their teachers to death.

The True Comrade Is A Pacifist! Love Is What Drives All Great Revolutionaries, Love For The People, Love For The Country, And, Most Importantly Love For All Of Humanity! A Revolution Only Requires One's Voice, Not A Single Bullet Is Needed To Be Fired...We Are All Comrades In The Battlefield Of Life! Listen To The Oppressed, Speak Up Against Injustice It Is Our Duty As Sane Human Beings, Feel The Pain Of Those Who Are Suffering Because The Suffrage Of Another It Is Your Own...We Are All Brothers, And, Sisters In This Game We Call Life!