I found the rescue of the 12 young Tai footballers and their coach totally inspiring. Imagine being stuck underground in a cave, filled with water, with no light, very little food and water for 9 days. The coach, Ekapol Chanthawong, lost his whole family as a child, then trained as a monk and then devoted his life to helping kids. According to rescue officials, he is among the weakest in the group because he gave the boys his share of the limited food and water they had with them in the early days. He taught the boys how to meditate and how to conserve as much energy as possible until they were found. You can imagine he played a big part in keeping the children centred and alive.

When times get tough in the Shift, there will always be those who step forwards when required. What an inspiration! The story seemed entirely appropriate in this thread "Mastery of the Enlightened Self". Way to go!