Today is the anniversary of 9.11 will you light a candle today for the victims and families?

Question

Please go to gratefulness.org and light a virtual candle (or a real one)

Today is a also a day of "good deeds" in remembrance of 9.11......will you pledge to do a good deed on mygooddeed.org? Let's remember the unity we felt 6 years ago after this tragedy and how we all pulled together......

Thanks......love and blessings to all!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

(I also already posted this question on polls and surveys as well)

Yes Goodwill2Man, I am definitely ignoring the hateful answers....I'd rather concentrate on the loving ones! I try not to take anything personally because what others do & say are a projection of THEIR reality, not mine.

Answer 1

you know....after reading your comment,...i lit my candle....said a little prayer for the victims and families....|I never do that sort of thing, but after what u said i did and it felt good! |Thank you for making me remember that just because i was not personally affected by 9 11, there are others that were,. Thank you for making me see that.

Answer 2

I am a medic serving in Iraq right now, but I am on leave, home that is. Home with my wife and 4 young children. I am active now, but on that September morning I was still in the reserves. Doing my 2 weeks (in a sense active then also), in a hospital. My patient was very accurate, he said two things. 1 My world just changed, like his did Dec 7, 1941. 2 We are going to war.
My family is still having a hard time adjusting, but at the same time would prefer me to be with "the guys" so I might be of some help. They believe someone has to be there, and we need to send the best. I am so proud of my family. They tell me to look after almost half the platoon (they can look after me also at the same time).
My kids are taking a day off from school, and we are going to the beach and walk in the atlantic a little bit. Maybe a little picnic. We already did the momment of silence, we will difinitely do a real candle, my wife is big on candles.

Answer 3

My apologies for the hateful replies that you have received. Some people truly don't know any better.

I'm not usually a sentimental person, but I went to your link and I lit a candle. It's the best I could do, I don't have any here at home. Thank you for posting the site. Lighting a candle only took a moment to do, and from the messages I've seen I think many people may find inspiration there. Yours is a lovely suggestion. May you have a wonderful day.

Answer 4

I lite a candle for them that will stay lit for 24 hours. With this candle, I will say prayers today for All.

God Bless and Have Mercy to all victims of 9/11 and their families. In the name of Jesus Christ, My Lord, I pray. Amen

With Love and Affection, Marianne

Answer 5

I live in UK, but 911 was a attack on the western free world idea.

I have preyed for the victims family's and those who are on the next plain of existence which died on that fateful day.

9/11 Inside job.

Herman Goering (Nazi Marshall) explain how to make a country believe the governments explanation of a terrorist attack (Reich-stag Building):
"Denounce the peace makers and truth seekers for lack of patriotism"

Answer 6

final evening I positioned my flag exterior my window....the single I used on 9/11/01...this evening i visit place a lit candle on our steps exterior...i've got no longer seen all and sundry putting candles, ribbons, or flags out everywhere around my section....i'm hoping this evening some human beings will practice some form of understand....thank you...stunning question

Answer 7

I won't be burning any candles.

Unfortunately the terrorists figured everything correctly.

A lot has changed in the US as a result of the attack, and those terrorists would probably believe the changes were exactly as they hoped.

Answer 8

WHY WERE ISRAELIS DANCING ON 9-11 ?

THERE was ruin and terror in Manhattan, but, over the Hudson River in New Jersey, a handful of men were dancing. As the World Trade Centre burned and crumpled, the five men celebrated and filmed the worst atrocity ever committed on American soil as it played out before their eyes.

By 4pm on the afternoon of September 11, the van was spotted near New Jersey’s Giants stadium. A squad car pulled it over and inside were five men in their 20s. They were hustled out of the car with guns levelled at their heads and handcuffed.

In the car was $4700 in cash, a couple of foreign passports and a pair of box cutters – the concealed Stanley Knife-type blades used by the 19 hijackers who’d flown jetliners into the World Trade Centre and Pentagon just hours before. There were also fresh pictures of the men standing with the smouldering wreckage of the Twin Towers in the background. One image showed a hand flicking a lighter in front of the devastated buildings, like a fan at a pop concert. The driver of the van then told the arresting officers: “We are Israeli. We are not your problem. Your problems are our problems. The Palestinians are the problem.”

http://www.whatreallyhappened.com/fiveisraelis.html


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Answer 9

no candle, but I remember.

this was not meant to be sarcastic, because when I think of that day, .........I get a flood of thoughts and a myriad of emotions.

Answer 10

I will remember the victims and families in my own way.