JEFF BROWN'S HOMELESSNESS CHALLENGE: PART 1

A beautiful story is unfolding in Toronto, where a heartfelt homeless man named "SLIM" is selling Jeff Brown's new self-help book SOULSHAPING on the streets, thereby empowering Slim and bringing him back into the world of human relatedness where his gifts can again be utilized. These events inspired Jeff to introduce a Homelessness Challenge (see Part two), inviting all of us to help at least one homeless person in our area to come back into the world. The idea that we are all connected means nothing if we don't ground it in reality. God is IN the people... ALL ONE.

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Nonprofits & Activism

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• homelessness
• Jeff
• Brown
• Slim
• spirit
• soul
• activism
• Healing

[R0adtoN0where]

Nice shirt

[Bucky315]

Jeff heres one of the many songs that I was insipred to write by my work with the homeless.

[Bucky315]

Jeff, you are doing a wonderful thing my friend. I too have been touched with how soul enriching work with the homeless and disenfranchised can be. Keep it up. You know way back in 1983 I was in a band with a guy named Hamilton and a girl bass player named Jane. Our drummers name was Jeff Brown and he played an electronic set. That wouldn't happen to have been you was it? In any case, warm thanks to you for having such a heart in such a graceless age. Shine On bro. . . .Jeff Joad

[JamesWorley]

Jeff, You are one of the good guys!

[mountain36wolf]

Jeff Brown is helping to heal the world. Inspirational. May we all help to elevate consciousness & each other. We can all be soulshapers.

[katietark]

Jeff, you are such an inspiration. I'm delighted to be part of your world. You've opened up so much for me. Thank you my friend.

[bibogrape]

Hey Jeff, thanks for spreading such a wonderful message. I hope your further teachings and spirituality reaches to all souls in need. I'll be expecting and watching more of your videos and I wish you the best of luck!

[BillieJoesEntourage]

Oh and this is a really good video.

[BillieJoesEntourage]

Heyy Jeff. I was walking down Yonge Street once and a homeless guy told me "nice hat" and I felt compelled to go back with my friend and give it to him. I explained what the name on it was (a rock bands name, to which he replied "I love rock!" lolz) and he started talking about his life and telling us not to drink or do drugs and stuff. The staff at the group home came and found us and we got in trouble for it, but it was pretty cool.

[KarenRobinson42]

Finally a spiritual teacher that doesn't want to get away from his body and the suffering of humanity, but one who sees God within our human form and our inextricable connection to each other- a true lover of the human experience. Bless this man.