The Great Healing – part 25: Connecting with Nature – Part 1

“Caring for the Earth isn’t some ‘weird hippie’ thing.  It’s more of a badass survival thing.   If we don’t have a healthy planet, there won’t be a healthy anything” Give a shift about Nature. I advocate that the only way to heal ourselves, and thereby save the planet from our Read more…

Miscellaneous Musings – Part 7: The Revolving Door & Consequences

I have talked about the corruption in our world quite a bit.  I was asked the other day about this for our future in a sustainable society.  Simply; we will eliminate corruption at the highest levels.  And why?  We cannot be sustainable if corruption runs the whole global economic system.  Read more…

Pathways to a Better Future – Espe part 2: The Transformation started

A continuation of a fictional reflection by a hundred-year-old Esperanza (Espe) from 2112 about the start of the transformation to Sustainable Living.  I add clarification links and quotes as needed.    “You can argue all day about whether one person not using straws or going vegan makes a global difference. Read more…

Thinking Anew – Part 17 – Inflation, Parallel Society, and Transition Communities? Part 3

Why do we have governments?  Not a simple question.  Depending on whom you ask you will get a variety of answers.  Five of the more common answers are: 1. The government serves the interests of the ruling classes; 2. The government balances the goals and decides the mixture of policies Read more…

Thinking Anew – Part 16 – Inflation, Parallel Society, and Transition Communities? Part 2

In one of my university classes I used to show a picture of people in chains – Slaves.  Then I would show a picture of people in cubicles doing their 9-5 drudgery.  The difference I explained was that the first picture showed people who knew they were slaves.  The second Read more…

Thinking Anew – Part 15 – Inflation, Parallel Society, and Transition Communities? Part 1

Most governments around the world have been offering financial recovery packages to their people following the nearly two years of lockdown and what can only be innocuously termed as the Covid economic crisis.  It’s all very noble, trying to help people get back on their feet, but the global economic Read more…