Our internal ability to question and redefine the Roots and foundation stones that define our own Dream are being brought out in the open in current times , I am reminded of what layers of the core dialog "reflects" within the phrase by Indigenous speaker John Trudel,, "In the Reality, of many reality's. How we See what we see effects the quality of our reality" . our ability to listen to, and trust the guidance of ones inner voice of reason when it reacts to underlying structures of the big picture issues is being called upon the table when different dreams collide.
The choices we make can have a huge impact. Yes. Thank you for this reminder. Keeping this at the forefront makes every decision more meaningful. And I love the idea of hospicing the outdated ways and midwifing the new ways. Keep talking, Lynne!! You are making a difference in helping me to see my accountability.
Thank you, Lynne. My key take-away: it is our consumer culture and mind-set, each of us, that is at the root of the problem. The oil companies do their work to meet OUT NEEDS. We need to change them.
Thank you for your heart work and service you do and are inspiring and helping bring all to see with a lens from our hearts and souls of our collective being.
How did I wander onto this site, I ask myself. I wouldnt believe the Hail Mary she'd recite. Incredible what people will be taken in by a breathy voice like hers. Ugh!
If they just got in contact with the modern world, how would they have such knowledge? I don't think they have t.v. or internet. It sounds like someone who was entangled in the world and left it to find themselves.
This is very humbling.....somehow I held the rainforests as doomed and that I could do nothing about it. I even recall Randy McNamara saying that he was going on do something about saving our most precious global asset, the rainforests. thank you for answering your call to go and discover what needs to happen. I need to know/learn more.
Around East Haddam Colchester way. Off of a side road off another side road down a small broken road lined with massive maples . It was a preserve with no humans allowed. It was autumn the birds in those woods where deafening. As if I had been in the presence of eden. After that experience for a brief time the destructive hand of man in the name of progress was so easy to see. The Irony ; I was working at a nuclear facility second shift. With a some time before work went exploring the countryside looking for trout streams. Since then it has become my reference for fisheries biology and marine science. The lack of an equivalent along the northeast coastline is a very big reason why the coastal marine biomass is in such a dire condition.
@@anthonymorales842 I live in East Haddam! 😄When I first moved here I said, "I'm living in Paradise" 😃 I'm picturing the area you're talking about to be around "I-Park", the artist community, or "Devil's Hopyard" (weird name👹) ....Glad that nuclear plant was shut down; wonder where they put the waste
@@ultracalicokittycat What a coincidence! The area I think is more south of I - Park nearer where the plant used to be.. The waste i believe was shipped and buried in a holding area underground. Yes that area is paradise. Finding that particular place will take some exploring. Was your move from another state ?
@@anthonymorales842 we always lived in CT but my mother moved to East Haddam when she remarried after my father died, after she died I found a bohemian place to live near where her house was 😁
