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RAMAKRISHNA ANANDA

20 Lessons for the World — Part 2

Find out how to bless your family and community

Help humanity go forward. Bless your family, community and the nations of the earth. Explore the yoga considerations of the second ten lessons in Timothy Schneider’s book, On Tyranny, 20 Lessons from the 20th Century.

Yoga Perspectives, Helpful Qualities
  • Join Yoga Center members praying daily for the world
  • Study the second ten lessons from On Tyranny, 20 Lessons from the 20th Century by Dr. Timothy Snyder
  • How the past can help us live a healthier, happier life today
  • Figure things out for yourself; don’t automatically accept what others are saying. Value and subsidize investigative journalism
  • Avoid being seduced away from democracy and freedom. Be as courageous as you can
  • Learn how our personal actions preserve our freedoms

Lesson 19: Be a Patriot

Lesson 19:  Be a patriot, a true patriot. Set a good example of what America means for generations to come. They will need your example. Patriotism means not cheating on your taxes or cheating veterans or admiring foreign dictators. Patriotism involves serving your own country. A patriot wants his or her nation to live up to its ideals, asks us to be our best selves, and wishes his or her nation well. A true patriot fights for democracy for all.

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