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Rape as a Tool of War
Greetings Herb Lovers!
One of my most favorite sayings is from Booker T. Washington, "Put your buckets down where you are."
I use this in my life daily. It is the way to advance in almost any situation.
When I learned about this heinous crime, rape, against Women and girls (as young as 7), in the Democratic Republic of Congo, rape, being used as a tool of war and genocide, my mind actually went into a blur.
You are empowered to do something about this tragedy.
Because it is so hard to digest this cruel fact, without eyes welling up, a watering throat and stomach flutters, action is necessary.
The radio story that educated me on this issue remarked that "there
was only 1 bar of soap used by the surgeon, and it was locked up every night..."
My thoughts at "putting my buckets down where I was" was immediately realizing that making soap for them and eventually teaching women & girls of Panzi Hospital, run by Gyn-surgeon , Dr. Denis Mukwege, to make soap was a solution.
The other solution is to donate a portion of every bar of herbal soap that I currently make to the Women & Girls of Panzi Hospital, in the DRC.
Here is where you can "put your buckets down where you are", just buy a bar of soap, a portion of your money will go to help the women & girls of Panzi Hospital.
The Herbal Detox-Parasite soap is now available at Sevananda.
I'll be as Sev, this Saturday, April 5th, from 1pm to 3pm.
To learn more: Peace O' Soap Foundation
We have to "put our buckets down where we are" and do what we can.
I'll see you Saturday.
For more info: http://www.herbsistah.com/pages/peace_Osoap.html
One of my most favorite sayings is from Booker T. Washington, "Put your buckets down where you are."
I use this in my life daily. It is the way to advance in almost any situation.
When I learned about this heinous crime, rape, against Women and girls (as young as 7), in the Democratic Republic of Congo, rape, being used as a tool of war and genocide, my mind actually went into a blur.
You are empowered to do something about this tragedy.
Because it is so hard to digest this cruel fact, without eyes welling up, a watering throat and stomach flutters, action is necessary.
The radio story that educated me on this issue remarked that "there
was only 1 bar of soap used by the surgeon, and it was locked up every night..."
My thoughts at "putting my buckets down where I was" was immediately realizing that making soap for them and eventually teaching women & girls of Panzi Hospital, run by Gyn-surgeon , Dr. Denis Mukwege, to make soap was a solution.
The other solution is to donate a portion of every bar of herbal soap that I currently make to the Women & Girls of Panzi Hospital, in the DRC.
Here is where you can "put your buckets down where you are", just buy a bar of soap, a portion of your money will go to help the women & girls of Panzi Hospital.
The Herbal Detox-Parasite soap is now available at Sevananda.
I'll be as Sev, this Saturday, April 5th, from 1pm to 3pm.
To learn more: Peace O' Soap Foundation
We have to "put our buckets down where we are" and do what we can.
I'll see you Saturday.
For more info: http://www.herbsistah.com/pages/peace_Osoap.html
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