Now that there is a new administration, what's left to do?

With all the hallyballoo in Washington, a new administration at the helm, some are wondering, "Is the work done? Have we completed our work?"
Since we are non-partisan and non-sectarian, we should also ask, "Is it now hopeless?"
In my opinion, the answer is "Neither."
If we are to help this great nation of ideas and principles to re-empower itself, we must help folks practice conscious intent at all levels: the leadership, our institutions, and in the minds and actions of people.
We help the leadership by taking journeys to the places of power, human and natural to pray and meditate and engage.
We the institutions by showing up, being present, and refraining from hatred, competition, domination. We can be there silently or express our opinions out loud, but above all, our job is to wish well all who are touched by the work of these institutions. Thus we do not need to withdraw from school boards, city council meetings, police stations, hospitals, libraries, religious institutions, or neighborhood watch groups. Just silently sit and wish folks well.
We help people themselves by opening gates of freedom. We leave seeds of love, in the form of 41 cents -- a pile of a quarter, a dime, a nickel, and a penny. This opens the gates of integrity, gratitude and generosity, light and liberty, and real justice.
This action, so simple and yet so powerful, can trigger subconsciously the minds of folks to return to integrity, enlightened thinking, forgiveness and creating fairness, and prosperity.
I wish all of you well. I wish for you prosperity. I wish you freedom from doubt, fear, hatred, and limiting ideas.
WAML
Dr. Gene