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found this place great with wonderful writing liked it keep it up.
2011-03-08 00:00:30 Shabana
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Your site is very good. It spreads love and kindness. This is exactly what society needs. Good job..
2010-04-02 20:36:02 Cherri
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I like the variety of the topics covered in this blog from personal to political to economics. Something for everyone and with reletave information to the topic of the blog change. I like the caption to the posts The Ywitter meets the peace dove and The greatest power.Good stuff!.
‘I recently came across your blog, “Daring to Change” and love the concept and all your ideas on how individuals can make changes to improve society. I am writing from World Pulse Magazine, a media organization dedicated to broadcasting global issues through the eyes of women. I would like to invite you to share your ideas with readers and fellow activists on our social networking newswire, PulseWire, for possible syndication in our upcoming online and print editions. A newly created group on PulseWire called “Earth: Transforming Energy” provides a platform for the unheard voices of women leaders and changemakers around environmental issues. This group offers a collaborative and safe discussion forum for you to share your thoughts, ideas, struggles, and emotions around environmental, sustainability, and land use issues. I thought you would be a perfect candidate to start seeding discussion on the forum, particularly as it relates to Singapore and the environmental issues you cover in your blog. We are especially encouraging discussion around resource issues (oil, mining, and other extractive industries, as well as land rights and resource conflicts).Our next magazine, to be released in early 2010, will have “Earth: Transforming Energy” as it’s theme. By joining the Earth: Transforming Energy group on PulseWire and posting a blog entry, your story has the chance to be included in our upcoming issue. We welcome you to utilize this space to share whatever you’d like—whether it’s your perspective on important global issues, a profile of local activism in your community, your personal inspiration, or your vision for a more sustainable future —with a supportive community of women from across the globe.
I sincerely hope you will accept this invitation to join PulseWire and make a post in the “Earth: Transforming Energy” group. We encourage you to post something new, or something you’ve written in the past. Poetry, stories, opinion pieces, or just a simple introduction are encouraged! The idea is to truly provide a space for women to join hands across borders, and all opinions and experiences are welcome.
2009 Aug 10
You have a really cool site here. It is a great idea. Loads of interesting posts and some very nice photography too. The site loaded nice and quickly and was easy to find your way around. Cool site, well done  .
What a positive site. I liked your stories because they were so unusual and that made me read on. The format is simple but very sharp. I think it adds a lot seeing your intent to get the USA again leader in car makers. Go get them.
I found your post very informative and written in plain english so it could be understood by most of the people. Your all posts are outstanding, but still my favourite would be comparison between India & China as economic power to challange USA in coming 10 years. I also believe what favours China is better spread of growth throughtout the country unlike India. Will visit again. Keep on posting .
Informative site with good information On India and China, good look to the future on where the world MAY be going.
I liked this site a lot. It seems like you put a lot of hard work into it…and in return, I think your viewers leave your site feeling inspired. It has great content, and is visually easy on the eyes. I would revisit this site just to read the updates and to check out your progress..
change has finally crept in my friend…brilliant blog….”society does not go down due to the activities of criminals it goes down due to the inactivities of the people”-Swami Vivekananda..thanks.
I loved the look of your site and really enjoyed your writing style. I wish you the best – I think you will do well blogging
2009-01-15 18:58:02 Sandi
http://www.whateveraccessories.blogspot.com
Your site is breath of fresh air and encouragement for a weary world. Its so good to know how thoughtful we can be. It uploaded quickly, nicely illustrated and the text was easily read..
Ineresting page. Im going to bookmark and go from there
A very profound and clear site, reflecting the title and description of the site. It is good that you know change begins within the individual and the rest flourishes from there. I very informative and eye opening site. I wish you the very best with it. Also love your writing style. Suited for the way of this blog. Happy progressing. .
A WP Blog that looks cute and cool. The color scheme is very eye-comforting. The posts are analytical in nature, and key points have been established with adequate logic and examples. Keep it up..
Nice blog. blog links? What a surprise. It makes better speed for site response. .
the site is nteresting. want to visit again
2009-01-10 12:52:58 Sushma
http://www.lawati-socialissue.blogspot.com.
I bookmarked it….
Really the subject is very interesting and in this age she is healthy because of her helping tendency.Will visit again and ask friends to visit the site. .
Really the subject is very interesting and in this age she is healthy because of her helping tendency.Will visit again and ask friends to visit the site. .
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nowadays, it is tough time for all world. i wish we can control it and turn things in positive ways for our future..
2009-04-08 10:42:03 sunny
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I like the ideas that you wrote on this site. Very insightful and creative!
good blog. i heard xuzhe from jingkong monk, she set a good example for all of us. thanks for sharing.
Hi Karen,
Really like the tone and quality of your blog. Looking at the world through a valuing, positive, appreciative lens does help us to see ourselves and others as co-creators of our reality. We are in this together.
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Hi Robyn
Many thanks for your interest and your encouragement ! Please do feel free to interact here too.
I have set up a list of other blogs as well and you could find them under my virtual presence tab (http://daringtochange.wordpress.com/my-virtual-presence/).
And thanks for the link ! I’ll go and look at it !
qiman, both jingkong and xuzhe are are rare people of the finest character. Jing Kong advocate purity of the mind when in doing good deeds. He mentioned the fact that if one harbours evil, it really doesn’t matter how much you chant or how much you give for charity. I think his is by far the most convincing and the most accurate.
Xu Zhe is a living Buddha. She lives the way she knows in absolute clarity of what justice and rights are. Never to bend them. I often think her ripe old age is a gift for her to continue living and spread the good words of humanity. At 108, she looks at least 30 years younger.
Dear Karen,
I decided to google “learning from singapore elections” and i was brought to your post. I appreciate your thoughts as they resonate with mine. I completely agree with you that the success of governance is through constant communication with the various strata of citizens. Even our international communities may influence our thoughts and I believe that our awareness grew because of their infiltration and ideologies.
Its food for thought I hope!
Thanks Anitha for the comments. Actually I have a lot more to say. The social media has opened up a new dimension for people to voice their thoughts. It can certainly open up communication in a fresh way. But what is more important is the sincerity of these communication. No point saying:’I can feel for you’ when such so called empathy is not done in action. I believe this election has opened all our thoughts and has indeed done us Singaporeans a lot of good. A heightened sense of national identity along with very good inquiry of how we, as a small but determined nation, should move into the near future. No political party can survive through the lack of communication with the ground. PAP’s votes were largely saved by our Prime Minister. Had he failed to make that facebook connection, more seats would have tipped over to the opposition. Beyond communication, there are also other problems needed to be addressed. The opposition parties have managed to gather very credible candidates. A good number of them are what we could call them as potential PAP candidates, now breaking the stigma and join the opposition. PAP has a lot to ponder upon. But ultimately, they will need to make a huge revamp if they want to win the hearts of the people.
I like your site while reading Catherine Lim’s blog. Thank you for the many interesting articles & views. Keep it up!
Hi Chye Yam,
thanks for the encouragement as well as your time to drop by. Hope to see you here in the future too. I stumbled upon Catherine Lim’s blog after surfing online for comments on the recent Singapore elections. Like her views but do not agree entirely about some ideas. But I look forward to revisit her blog. Her command of English is beautiful!