Others express their thoughts on Vince
Milum…
Vince
Milum models the most important role a human being can play in these dynamic
times of human consciousness evolution. In a selfless yet highly effective
manner, he facilitates positive change by doing what he does best —
communicating! Vince combines passion for social relevance with deep
spiritual insight, and through his Web site(s) and his daily global news
updates, he chronicles one of the most important periods in human history —
the dramatic change in consciousness from ontological dualism to unity.
His goal, One Humanity, is ever more attainable due to his tireless effort.
More power to you, Vince! —
John
K. Simmons,
Chairman
of the
Department
of
Philosophy &
Religious
Studies at Western Illinois
University,
and host of PBS' 'Beliefs and
Believers'
Vince and family have been my
friends for many years now. If I had to use one word to describe Vince, it
would be ‘dynamic.’ His varied interests span between politics and
spirituality with interests in variety of music and literature in between.
He is generous and good hearted to all of his friends. I wish him
and his family the best in all their future endeavors.
— Arvind Khetia, Retired Engineer and Hindu Scholar
Vince befriended me without
meeting me. He encouraged me to speak my mind even when we disagree.
At times of difficulty, he was a voice of hope, encouragement, and support.
His multitudinous activities attest to the fact that he is a committed American.
He loves his country and continues to serve it well. His friends truly represent the American melting pot. In a nutshell, he truly represents humanity's
finest character.
I consider myself lucky to know him and consider him a friend.
— Rushdy
El-Ghussein,
Islamic Scholar
Vince
is
"awesome."
It
is
so
true
that
he
befriends
people
without
even
meeting
them,
and
that
he
helps
meld
people
together
even
when
beliefs
do
not
agree
(and
especially
when
there
is
disagreement)
—
he
could
mediate
for
lawyers!
In
summary,
Vince
has
an
impressive
list
of
education,
experience
and
friends
—
and
I'm
glad
to
be
one
of
those
friends!
—
Suzette
France,
Graduate
Psychology
Student
I have been associated with Vince
Milum for
many years now through the Cold War Veterans Association.
During this time, it became very obvious to me that Vince cares deeply about all
Veterans, but especially those who served in what is called the
"unacknowledged war" or Cold War. Vince has a strong sense of
justice, and he, along with the Association membership, believe that these
Veterans have been both ignored and forgotten, even though winning the Cold War
was one of America’s most important victories in the nation’s history.
Led by Vince’s efforts, political leaders in various States are now
recognizing Cold War Veterans through what is being termed "Cold War
Victory Day," celebrated on May 1 each year. Vince is also pushing
hard for a Cold War Victory Medal to be issued to those who served during this
dangerously explosive time. Along with his dedicated efforts to recognize
Cold War Veterans, Vince is heavily involved in spiritual issues and devotes
much of his time to seeking and sharing balance in a world that often seems
desperately out of balance. Vince is a loyal friend, a deep thinker, and
passionate advocate for what is right. I am honored to call him friend.
— Matt Davison, Coordinator, Incarcerated Veterans Transition Program,
Joint Efforts, Inc., and
Chairman,
VietNow National Veterans
Incarcerated Committee
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MILUM
on MILUM:
In my life
I have
purposefully
exposed
myself to
an
extremely
broad
array of
diverse
(and often
unique) experiences.
While my
academic
portfolio
may be
somewhat
remarkable,
it cannot
compare to
the level
of
autodidactic
personal
education
I have
undertaken.
Together,
my
educational
and
experiential
exposures
have
yielded an
open-mindedness
and a
thirst for
even
greater
knowledge
of the
human
dimension
that may
be likened
to that of
Joseph
Campbell
or Carl
Jung.
From
a
practical
standpoint,
my ability
to
synthesize
across the
reservoirs
of my
information
base
enables me
to
identify,
select and
implement
optimal
solutions
to life’s
challenges
that would
not
readily
occur to
even the
most-gifted
of others.
Perhaps my
greatest
gift as a
leader/mentor
is my
unmatched
ability to
help
others
work
through
the
dialectic
process to
arrive at
higher
truths and
obtain superior
results. —
Vince
Milum,
April 21,
2006
You can reach Mr. Milum at vince@milum.net
