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“The more our hearts love this beautiful earth and everything within it, the more we feel the pain of the life that is currently being harmed on the planet. Though this experience is sometimes difficult to bear, it has a purpose. Our love can help kindle the necessary fire within to protect that which we hold most dear. ”
— Mark Coleman, Author, Awake in the Wildrce
Boundless sky, beautiful cloud formation I gazed at this as the sun set. The air cool and supporting the emotional heat from the day disperse. Later I returned to reading Joelle's book, and this quote resonated. As she speaks about the immense act
''the last to see the world as it is today'' - a profound sentence that has hit me hard, from Joelle Gergis' book ''Humanity's moment''. I breath love into this truth so that I can bear it. This helps me breath out a greater sense of respect, awe,
It's NAIDOC week. So much to learn from Australia's first nation people, especially when it comes to respecting all life as sentient and with rights for living, protection, and flourishing. This piece of yellow bloom is popping out of the landscape
Open your senses, what do you feel? Gaze for a little while, ponder the history in these beauties, wonder what they have weathered, who they have homed, how they network through roots reach down into the depths below to communicate and offer vast su