Heroes 24/3

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Elaine,

 

we must see it out of the novelist, or celluloid images of a hero.

 

In real life people who champion the cause of nature, care givers=who nurse

people in any form be it physical or financial or emotional with no expectation

of reward, name or part of any institution that does these works anyway.

 

some tokenism is no use but full commitment to such things can be classified as

one.

 

the Jaipur Leg inventor in India a doc from Jaipur helped many land mines and

accident victims, the world over, like wise the gates foundation is a good

example after achieving a lot of wealth have put mack money to care giving

projects without no tint of religion or self image/gain there is coordination of

other organisations to it. say HIV /AIDS other celebrities too are doing it not

full time.

 

sports people from 3rd world despite poverty discrimination , odds have risen to

show their fol some alternative to suffering. great writers, thinkers fromsuch

places too have done their bit

 

I am not sure if this is enough hope others add their bit.

 

 

Best wishes

 

 

 

 

Elaine Gardner <pspmomster wrote:

Dearest members,

 

My 19 year old daughter is writing a paper for school on " What Makes a

Hero " ?, basically, the definition of a Hero in todays society. She has

asked for my assistance in this and I thought it would be interesting to get

a multi-cultural view; especially from such esteemed members whom I respect

in these forums. If there are any objections to this, I apologize and have

no problem taking this off-list.

Many thanks in advance!!!

Namaste,elaine

 

Jai Ma!!

 

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