The ideas in this article are profound and the message is full of hope. I've only read the article once, so my most honest comments right now are just, "WOW!" and "Thank you!" And Dr. Sahtouris' writing is beautiful. So many gems in here, such as, "Love and other values lost to consumerism are pouring back into our lives like fresh water." I'm greatly looking forward to re-reading this and exploring more within the ecosophy movement. It does indeed seem the way forward.
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joebarrettFeb 5, 2015
Carolyn1520, Thank you for that. Those are what keep me going. I wish I had better social networking skills. This needs to go viral or something like it. If you have any thoughts on how to get my message out or would like a new hobby, feel free to test your skills. At some point I will have to get donors and a budget to run this thing like Save the whales or similar effort. It seems to come in waves then dies down. I need a sustained buzz. My email is on my site. THX. JBB
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The ideas in this article are profound and the message is full of hope. I've only read the article once, so my most honest comments right now are just, "WOW!" and "Thank you!" And Dr. Sahtouris' writing is beautiful. So many gems in here, such as, "Love and other values lost to consumerism are pouring back into our lives like fresh water." I'm greatly looking forward to re-reading this and exploring more within the ecosophy movement. It does indeed seem the way forward.
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Carolyn1520, Thank you for that. Those are what keep me going. I wish I had better social networking skills. This needs to go viral or something like it. If you have any thoughts on how to get my message out or would like a new hobby, feel free to test your skills. At some point I will have to get donors and a budget to run this thing like Save the whales or similar effort. It seems to come in waves then dies down. I need a sustained buzz. My email is on my site. THX. JBB