The Will-To-Good Group

- a virtual organization -

Group

About Us

We (present and future participants) are individuals from all walks of life around the globe. Some of us are still filled with exuberance for living in this world. Others are tired and a little dog-eared, if the truth be known. And then there are those of us that are just plain weary and well worn.

We are a virtual organization - that doesn't mean we aren't real.  We are linked via telecommunications with others around the world. We work together from where ever we are, finding the time from what ever we do in our daily lives...doing what we can to improve the quality and spiritual expression of life on Earth. 

We found our way here or were directed in some manner. We each and every one of us wants to make a difference...a contribution if you will...to the betterment of humanity and to all kingdoms on the planet.

We are male and female. We come from different backgrounds. Our skins are various shades of the same color - the defining color of Love. We have a wide variety of beliefs, customs, religions, political affiliations, likes, and dislikes. We are single, married, with children, without children. We are young and we are old.

We are not about personalities, nor are we followers as most interpret that word. We are servers.

For all of our personal differences we are One. Within us burns a fire of divine proportion. It fuels our inspiration. It heightens our aspirations. We believe the group is more important than the individual - humanity as a whole is more important than any group within it. We strive to serve those simple beliefs.

We stand together in an effort of 'United Goodness'. Our theme is 'Practicing, Aiding, and Promoting Goodwill'.  We are trying to mobilize goodwill group activities in practical, substantial, and loving ways. 

Be with us.

59.  "Let thy soul lend its ear to every cry of pain like as the lotus bares its heart to drink the morning sun."

60.  "Let not the fierce sun dry one tear of pain before thyself hast wiped it from the  sufferer's eye."

61.  "But let each burning human tear drop on thy heart and there remain, nor ever brush it off, until the pain that caused it is removed."

- The Voice of the Silence 59-61, by H. P. Blavatsky