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What One Man Can Do, By John Denver

A Tribute to the Life of Buckminster Fuller; but it is also a fitting Memorial Song for John Denver

I used to savor the collection of Bucky Fuller at SF MOMA. His reimagining of San Francisco is from the future. John is with us in case you didn"t know. 👊

There was a Personal Story that Bucky Shared in the Introduction to a Book Titled CRITICAL PATH that had a Profound Effect Upon Me.
He Talked About a Moment when he was in His Early Twenties with a Wife and a Child and was basically Penniless with no Hope of Employment.
He was Suicidal and actually Stood on a Bridge over the River and was about to Jump when he Heard and Inner Voice say, essentially:
"Okay, You're Willing To Die and End it All Right Now...What would Happen if You Used this Moment as a Starting Point through which You had the Courage to Live Your Life Fearlessly...or something to that Effect. It was that Point of Greatest Darkness and Moment of Personal Surrender his Life in Service to a Higher Power that Allowed Him to Giver his Gifts to the World.
He Also Shared a Poem by E.E Cummings called "It's a Wonderful Life" that had Guided Him in his Personal Journey.
I Think About this whenever I Listen to John's Tribute to His Life

Happy birthday Mr. Steele. Another beautiful song by John Denver. I couldn't listen to the song "I want to live" today. It hurts my heart so much. I don't know why I am so tearful today. I hope your day is special with lots of love and happiness. love, jenny

It is through having the Courage to Allow Our Hearts to Break that We come to Share in the Compassionate Heart of Christ, but I Innerstand Your Hesitation.
THANK YOU for the Birthday Wishes!

A TEAR AND A SMILE (Kahlil Gibran)