Lyndon H. LaRouche, Jr.

By Hans Frederik Brobjerg February 2019 One mind in a billion minds, minds – of so many kinds, although truly only one. They tell me a life has passed, some say: "he is gone, at last." I know better – life has only just begun. Mankind is a ship at loss, lit – but it lost its course, which was never hard to find. Every single soul willed might, know it from its inner light, that is – truly – what the wise man had in mind. Growing trees of loving deeds, now – growing from the seeds he did plant in each of us. some say: "just do, what he did," others: "change a little bit." I know better – nothing shall be what it was. Seeking the eternal laws, brave – seeking also flaws – in the fabric of my kind. Righting wrongs now of the past, I must tell myself at last: "do, what he did – always serve the highest mind."