HOPE is the opinion, that the optimal basic attitude is not aggression, but to care for each other – photo below for the “weekly photo challenge” community of dailypost / wordpress
picture shot in BERLIN by FrizzText, click on the image to enter his flickr photo collection; a large advertising was fixed on the walls of a church near the Alexanderplatz-Center in Berlin; the slogan by VATTENFALL (European supporter of electricity) means, translated from German: “The most important energy does not come from electric-power-companies but from human hearts …”
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Flickr Comments 
Plenty to hope for in so many aspects of life! Nice. Margie
http://latebloomerbuds.wordpress.com/2012/01/27/wordpress-weekly-photo-challenge-hope/
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Lovely photo, Frizz! Thanks for sharing! http://wp.me/pdJ7S-vJ
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Here’s mine:
http://motherwifestudentworker.wordpress.com/2012/01/27/my-child-brings-hope/
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Cool! Love this image…
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wow, what a striking image!
a fantastic composition – with a message
thanks for sharing
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Great photo, and an awesome message!
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Great photo!
mine: http://adehoje.wordpress.com/2012/01/27/027366-hope/
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I haven’t visited Berlin since just after the Wall came down. Great photo
http://chittlechattle.wordpress.com/2012/01/27/weekly-photo-challenge-hope/
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This one truly touched me!
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love this shot…
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The photo moved me. There is always hope wherever people live.
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Wonderful.
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Fascinating Frizz, hard to believe there’s a church under there!
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Hi Frizz thx for visited my blog
http://bukaningrat.wordpress.com/2012/01/28/weekly-photo-challenge-hope
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I agree with the slogan, but I also enjoy my electricity 🙂
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good take on photo, also checked you tube and like much, 😉 guitarist myself..
http://wp.me/p1j16x-3O
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I think we all need hope in our current economy. I know that it took me eight months to find a job but just when I lost all hope…I got the job. Hope is something that sometimes comes to US from others. I want to thank you and your lovely wife for the nice comments on my blog…and being my friend. It has been well over a year of getting to know you. I hope others do go to youtube to see you and your daughter play the guitar and her sing. Love and blessings, always, Jackie
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we are singing for you, Jackie Paulson, now, congrats, no more jobless:
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Thanks for the link and ping…I love you both!!
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The image spoke of an emotion that didn’t require words…hope, love…peace….
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http://thismansjourney.net/2012/01/28/hope-that-love-will-find-us/
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Love this and agree – love can make you hope – ful.
Very nice,
Isadora
http://insidethemindofisadora.wordpress.com/2012/01/28/weekly-photo-challenge-hope/
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Love this so much!
And yes, congrats to Jackie above, as well, on the new job.
I’ve been laid off since Feb. 2011, sent out hundreds of resumes, gone to a few interviews, but still looking. Thank God for child support, unemployment insurance and a savings account. Hopefully, a job will present itself soon, before all the money runs dry. Hard to keep the faith sometimes, but then, I just look into my daughter’s eyes, and know, somehow, it’s all gonna be ok.
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you wrote Hopefully, a job will present itself soon, before all the money runs dry. Hard to keep the faith sometimes, but then, I just look into my daughter’s eyes… – If I had a good job, I would give it to you …
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A great representation of hope – peace and compassion.
http://creativityaroused.wordpress.com/2012/01/27/weekly-photo-challenge-hope/
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lovely, lovely sentiment and photo. here is mine if you would like to see it. http://believeanyway.wordpress.com/2012/01/28/weekly-photo-challenge-hope-1272012/
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yes i believe it is frizz … human nature is basically loving and caring 🙂
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Great photo; there’s so much to look at and consider.
http://faceinacrowd.wordpress.com/2012/01/29/weekly-photo-challenge-hope/
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striking photo, amazing composition with so many layers. I’ve had a complicated relationship with the word hope — I like very much your interpretation. 🙂
http://tostir.wordpress.com/2012/01/28/weekly-photo-challenge-hope/
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Thanks for stopping by again… I always love to see what you’ve done for the week. Good one!
For anyone who likes trees and hiking you might want to take a peek at my entry this week:
http://blastedgoat.wordpress.com/2012/01/29/weekly-photo-challenge-hope/
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Beautiful! I love this entry!
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Beautiful Picture. The slogan is so meaningful and true.
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“The hope of a secure and livable world
lies with disciplined nonconformists
who are dedicated to justice,
peace and brotherhood.”
-Martin Luther King, Jr.
quotation found via
http://arindammohapatra.wordpress.com/2012/01/29/weekly-photo-challenge-hope/
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Wonderful piece, F.T…
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I like your entry. But it’s strange. When I read the Vattenfall-Slogan in German, I had to think about love and relationship. When reading the English translation I instantly had to think about “The Matrix”. Do you know that movie by any chance? It gives your translation a whole new meaning… but a scary one (energy from human hearts)! Let’s hope we’re not living in the Matrix 😀 http://wp.me/p1XrXs-8K
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Impressive photo while inspiring hope!
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Hope and the energy provided by human hearts connecting is why I write, why I yearn for my adult fairytale series to speak to people all around the globe! Thank you SO MUCH for this affirming post.
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This is a wonderful choice… 🙂
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great pic for hope challenge
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Nice post
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A beautiful, moving entry FrizzText. Love the Martin Luther King, Jr. quote.
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“The hope of a secure and livable world
lies with disciplined nonconformists
who are dedicated to justice,
peace and brotherhood.”
-Martin Luther King, Jr.
maybe read also my little article
https://flickrcomments.wordpress.com/2011/02/12/fear-rage-liberty/
fear – rage – liberty related to Karen Horney and her psychoanalysis …
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Thanks for the pingback Frizz / love your huge billboard and the message is great
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Apologies – I meant to thank you for liking my blog enough to follow it! Really like your photo challenge for hope too!
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Wow it’s beautiful! Mine: http://evilnymphstuff.wordpress.com/2012/02/03/weekly-photo-challenge-hope/
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I really like this.
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