Government Stewardship of the Commonweal
Protecting the Commonweal by Promoting Government Stewardship
Governments, in general, are poor stewards of publicly owned lands and resources. One result is that we are experiencing rapidly degrading natural and cultural content on public lands. Governmental authroity to demand stewardship from citizens is seriously undermined when government itself practices poor stewardship. We want to change that. By "governmen ...learn more
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Remove utkarshliladhar 21 days ago
just as water cools both good and bad and washes away all impurity and dust, in the same way you should develop thoughts of love for friend and foe alike, and having reached perfection in love, you will attain enlightenment.
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