Review these
non-linked digests of
the key ideas in this nonprofit site. Print and distribute them free
to people you want to alert.
Create
and submit an article, a poem, a novel, or an artwork about the
topics on p. 2
and your vision; design and sell a line of T-shirts; start a
greeting-card company, or contribute to one;
Bring your topics up with your
friends, and learn from their reactions. Enlist like-minded companions;
Call someone who controls
communication. policy, and/or education in your target group (e.g. an
editor, clergyperson, teacher, or human-resource chairperson), and ask
for an ap-pointment;
Learn who sponsors community
education in your area and give a class - e.g. "Is your
true Self running your life - or is someone else in charge?",
and "What are your kids learning from you about 'good grief'?"
Publish your class, and train others to give it. Put it on a CD and submit it to educational clearing houses or
sell it
over the Web;
Identify existing commercial or
non-profit groups that work for your target population, and learn how
they communicate with their audiences and how to join them;
Learn how laws are made in your state
(or policies in your workplace), and manifest your vision by lobbying
for a new law or policy - e.g. lobby for a law that all people applying
for a marriage license have to pass a
including topics like those above. (Notice your subselves' reaction).
Option:
require all marrying and/or
divorcing couples to
for false-self wounds, communication competence, and/or the ability to
grieve well.
Learn the curriculums of the schools
in your community, and work to upgrade them as needed to include any of
the topics above that you feel passionate about;
Join a local speaker's group; and/or
ask local civic, church, or professional groups to let you speak
on one or more of these topics;
Ask your
and/or hire a consultant to help you manifest your vision;
Become a
consultant for others
helping your target group;
Take
education courses for credit to strengthen your credentials and
credibility, and expand your knowledge on your selected topic/s;
Submit
a grant proposal to a funding source to help finance bringing your
vision to life;
Design a board and/or electronic game
to teach and inspire your target group. Examples: the
Ungame and
Life Stories
Create a
Web site,
online discussion group, and/or publish a
print or e-newsletter, pamphlet/s, articles, and/or a book;
Tell others about selected articles
in this Break the Cycle! Web site, or the whole
site
, or these guidebooks, and/or
these resources; and/or...
Tell
in
your target area about these stress-prevention sugges-tions and urge them to act.
![Break the inheitred [wounds + unawareness] cycle!](../art/hdr-cycle.gif)
The Web address of this
3-page article is http://sfhelp.org/prevent/intro.htm
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