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@lois tompson, what about if no actions happen? and headshakers and uhhmer doers stop doing that. I( fuk all actions then do which you like. who frustrates anyone??
Cleopatra, Hepsapshut - both of Egypt, and Queen Elizabeth 1 - they reigned long and led their countries into decades of peace and prosperity. I wonder how their approach differed that created such profound results? I think this article offers some clues. Thank you.
This was a very thought provoking and thought-ful article. @ Commenter Deborah, " This is where the words leave the page and where I am most frustrated. This is why each one alone is not going to make a great difference until we all invite others to participate in the evolution"....I LOVE THAT! And also, "Please everyone reading this start something , a group or class or whatever to help move thinking beyond the nihilistic construct of the old skool." Yes, we can read all we want. We can agree or disagree. We can shake our heads, um-hmm all day long. But until there is action involved...nothing happens. And action starts with me, with you, with the headshakers and the um-hmmers. Let's move people. And the beauty is, you(we, I) get to choose the movement. My hope is that all of the movement stays within the construct of Leppe's 6 inherent traits she describes and encourages readers to foster. Seeing it written in this format strengthens my assertion that we are not barbarians, we can and should treat each other (and ourselves) kindly and it also backs up what I work on with my life coaching clients.
[Hide Full Comment]Yes ecomind is not bad. It is one of the things we need to discuss.
great article, read Food Myths for a class so am familiar with Leppe. Missing here is the effect of a banking system that creates currency as debt that must be paid back with "interest" to these privatized businesses regulated privately (Federal Reserve is the USA enabler) . This is a huge problem in the mindset and the ability to construct the means to supply the needs/wants for people who .understand the evolved vision.
[Hide Full Comment]I appreciate Leppe bringing in depression as a cultural dis-ease opens the door to a real look at how we are taught to rationally accept a schizophrenic state as "reality."
Once one gets eco-mind and starts seeing connections and patterns between disciplines, bio, abiotic systems, acts and reactions etc one feels the necessity to put it into real life practices. This is where the words leave the page and where I am most frustrated. This is why each one alone is not going to make a great difference until we all invite others to participate in the evolution as truly we need to free life itself from the blunders of bad science, zealots and stories that are no longer true (if ever) I try via arts projects in conversations, processes that need cooperation, collaboration for classes and shows. Please everyone reading this start something , a group or class or whatever to help move thinking beyond the nihilistic construct of the old skool.