The Cult of Che
Che Guevara, an icon to today's youth... many of who do not know who he really was. The recent movie, The Motorcycle Diaries, will likely serve to feed his status as icon.
Those who know Che as a leader of the Cuban Revolution will likely have a position about him. Good or bad. Right or wrong.
What excites me is that while many of today's affluent youth may be ignorant as to the cause of the man whose photo adorns their wall, the spirit of revolution still lives strong with the youth.
Revolution in general. What if we simply had something worth fighting for? Not something to take a position about or something to fight against...
But something to STAND FOR?
What if our children were born inside a context of living their life inside of a Stand, instead of being born into a world where everyone has a position--something to defend against all criticisms, something to blindly support because it is your position?
Children as true revolutionaries. Positive revolutionaries. Trained in the ways of the new breed of visionaries who accomplish their cause with the skills and spirit that evolved from their visionary training?
Those days are coming.
2 Comments:
It is truely profound to attain insight where our Vision sees into a future of "to be born into a stand", as a way of being, as a way of Life seems to rise withinus all the call for freedom within the Spirit. I feel most great Visionaries were attempting to reach inner freedom and to leave a legacy in the streames of Life as a current in which one may enter in and continue to flow through mankind untill possibly one day mankinds evolution will understand the meaning of Life itself and the cretion of Life will rest within the current.
Fuser was a communist. Not very visionary.
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