Earthquake and powerful tidal waves kill thousands in Southeastern Asia.

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  1. nadirah

    nadirah Registered Member

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    The latest update on death toll... :'(
     

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    solarpowered candle Registered Member

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    we know how we feel and the often confusion about such ... to hear how one copes in such a part of the world i want too share a posting from one in a group I belong too., who resides in malaysia


    Hallo all,

    I am from Malaysia. One of the affected country. I agree with Sue that disaster do bring out the best in human. Especially in the realm of spirituality.

    There is now outpouring of help from everyone to the victims of tsunami. Every layer of society is suddenly aware of their own fragile human lifes. There is so much of outpouring of compassion in the country to the one affected. Charities, foods, clothing etc is pouring in to the victims. Human suffering brings out the compassion in us.

    In the news, we heard of father losing sons, mother losing their daughters, grandfather losing their grandchild, husband losing their wife, family wipe out. It is indeed a great tragedy.

    Our country had called off the New Year celebration in memory of the dead.

    Such tragedy suddenly push you into Now. To let go of excess baggage and realise that life is precious.
     
  3. nadirah

    nadirah Registered Member

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    Correction- official death toll now at 125,000.
     
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