The human touch.


I answered a question this morning and thought I would post it. I know I talk about the Artist life and I think that this relevant to the Artist and really to anyone who will listen.
The world does seem to be at a tipping point, the changes of this new century have been so quick that many are caught unawares and find themselves lost in a sea of Facebook friends but more alone than ever.
I want the best for people and I try and relate what simple truths that I have gleamed over a life time, now more than ever before we need to really care and show our human love one to another in a world that is so quickly being dehumanized.
As we all care and hold onto the hands of others and build back those old truths that are so necessary today.
Everybody is important and every body has a valid story to tell and the true wealth is not in money but the untouchable riches of family and friends and a helping hand that asks for nothing in return.
Human values in a world that is loosing its human touch.
Reach out and touch someone, especially someone who cannot help you back.
We need to restore the old values that our Grandparents lived by and what made our nations great, remove not the ancient landmark, which your fathers have set.
Lets not loose the one great human value that the internet, Facebook and automation can not provide, love one for another.

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