Soul Food Friday for your last Friday in 2013-and Happy New Year from Our Family to YOURS!

Happy Soul Food for the Last Friday in 2013

From Our Family to Yours!

Whether your place of soul-filling is a church, temple, mosque, synagogue, out in the depths of nature, or ALL of the above, we wish you nothing but the best!

This week:

Enjoy the awesome visuals from startling detail, to one word essays, do make change, and don’t let anyone push YOUR buttons!

Absolutely amazing!!!

Use the curser and you can view the pictures in different ways .. 

The scrolling feels like walking around in person……. 

These photos are unbelievable in detail – whether you have been to Rome and seen them or not, these photos are certainly spectacular and worth viewing! 

Students from Villanova University in Pennsylvania (United States) worked for two years collected photos and tried numerous simulations. Used a motorized camera edge, with a high resolution three-dimensional. Everyone can now virtually visit these wonderful works:Click on each of the four items listed below. This will open a page of the site with the image of your choice.Hold the left mouse button to move the image, use the scroll wheel to zoom…

 Cappella Sistina

Basílica di San Pietro

Basílica di San Paolo fuori le Mura

Basilica di San Giovanni in Laterano

 Life is uncertain. Enjoy the ride.

Click here to read some one-word essays!

May your troubles be less,

May your blessings be more,

May nothing but happiness come through your door!!

Make Change!

Neville —

The day you signed your first Change.org petition, you became part of something big. Now, people everywhere are making change — and you’re a part of it.

Last week, Change.org reached 50 million users worldwide. That’s the size of Facebook in 2007 or Twitter in 2009. But this platform isn’t just about signatures or shares: it helps you win the change you want to see.

Every month, millions of people just like you win hundreds of victories through Change.org.

What can 50 million people change? It turns out, a lot.

In India, Laxmi – a young woman who survived a brutal acid attack – won her Change.org campaign to regulate the sale of acid nationwide. Her petition was one of a flood of powerful campaigns started by survivors and families to protect India’s women from abuse.

In Thailand, rural teacher Ajarn Chatchawan’s petition helped save thousands of village schools from closure — hitting the front pages of national newspapers and changing the  Education Minister’s mind.

Here in the U.S., a soldier won a visa for the Afghan translator who saved his life, and a part-time nanny collected 300,000 signatures to keep Bank of America from introducing debit card fees. After dozens of targeted petitions, the Boy Scouts finally ended their ban on gay scouts. And on other issues, thousands of individual stories and smaller local petitions are adding up to big change.

Across continents, Change.org campaigns against government corruption are shifting power back to people.

In Indonesia, President Yudyohono publicly supported a petition championing investigation of police corruption and misconduct.

In Brazil this year, after politicians tried to give themselves immunity from corruption charges, prosecutors started a swarm of Change.org petitions which climaxed in street protests and a dramatic victory.

And it’s not just governments: companies from Coca-Cola and Ford to small businesses are changing their ways in response to your campaigns.

These are only glimpses of the larger picture. On thousands of issues big and small, you’ve changed lives, communities, and even countries for the better. 

Already, there are more stories than anyone can tell. And we’re all just getting started. 

Click here now to see the inspiring story of how 50 million people have used Change.org so far.

Thank you for being so incredible,

The Change.org team

P.S. You can start your own petition by clicking here.

Breeze & Buttons:
Hours after his birth, Breeze was found stumbling around by a farmer. The newborn foal was abandoned by his mother.
That’s when the farmer took him to Devon-based Mare and Foal Sanctuary where they instantly started caring for him.
What happened next is both adorable and heartwarming.
The staff put a four foot giant Teddy Bear in with Breeze.
The Teddy Bear’s name is Buttons and Breeze quickly warmed up to him.
Without his mother Breeze has found an adorable replacement.
The two have been inseparable and they expect Breeze to be just fine.
Thanks to the rescuers and those who cared enough to take this little Cutie in.
And thanks, of course, to Buttons.

Thanks to everyone that has contributed to, read some of these soul food posts, and most importantly, practiced the art of awakening the soul.

I am grateful to have all of you in my life!

Love,

Neville

“LOVE is our Soul Purpose”