- To live in radical joyous shared servanthood to unify humanity. The Earth is but ONE country and all the living beings its citizens.
Category Archives: satyagraha
True Integrity As Fidelity To Truth
by Aisha Salem (May 3, 2013) In the turnover from the personal to the impersonal, the clear and truly loving, we face a definite turnover of our very understanding of what integrity is. In the exact same way as the definition of … Continue reading
To All Heart Warriors…
by Georgia Simone (Apr 19, 2013) The truth is, your heart is already and always free. The truth is, that as you rest your attention more and more into the love that you are, prior to all thoughts, emotions, and sensations – the … Continue reading
In The Hearts Of The Farm Workers
–by César Chávez (Apr 04, 2013) In honoring Martin Luther King, Jr.’s memory we also acknowledge nonviolence as a truly powerful weapon to achieve equality and liberation. [...] Dr. King’s entire life was an example of power that nonviolence brings to bear … Continue reading
The Insanity of Being Perfectly “Sane”
–by Thomas Merton (Mar 29, 2013) One of the most disturbing facts that came out in the Otto Adolf Eichmann trial –a Nazi lieutenant colonel who, because of his organizational talents and ideological reliability, was given the task of facilitating and managing … Continue reading
Kindness and Rebellion
–by Sharon Salzberg (Mar 15, 2013) A friend of mine, at the end of a retreat, offered a provocative reflection that intrigued and inspired me. After looking intensively at her inner experience for nine days of meditation and seeing many of her … Continue reading
Enoughness & The Poetry of the Forest
–by Vandana Shiva (Feb 15, 2013) Today, at a time of multiple crises intensified by globalization, we need to move away from the paradigm of nature as dead matter. We need to move to an ecological paradigm, and for this, the best … Continue reading
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Tagged Agroecology, Bija Vidyapeeth, biomimicry, democracy, Earth Democracy, Earth University, Forest of Purity, forest school, Gandhi, Navdanya, Nobel Prize, nonoviolence, Organic Farming, permaculture, poetry, Rabindranath Tagore, Shantiniketan, Tapovan, The Religion of the Forest, Vandana Shiva, West Bengal, YES! Magazine
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Action to Heal the Nuclear Madness
Art piece by brother Chris Jordan –watch the TED talk about his ARTivism. ‘Unsinkable’ depicts 67,000 mushroom clouds, equal to the number of metric tons of ultra-radioactive uranium/plutonium waste being stored in temporary pools at the 104 nuclear power plants across the [part of the Planet we … Continue reading
Posted in anarchism, anarchy, ARTivism, astrobiology, education, fearlessness, natural philosophy, noncooperation, nonviolence, Peace Army, satyagraha, science, soulforce
Tagged Abolition 2000, ahimsa, anarchy, Beyond Nuclear, Brookhaven National Laboratory, Chernobyl, Chris Jordan, FaireWinds, Fukushima, Fukushima-Daiichi, Gar Smith, Ginger Hill farm, Hiroshima, In Mortal Hands, Joanna Macy, Livermore, Los Alamos, Martin Luther King jr, Mayumi Oda, Mothers For Peace, Nagasaki, Nevada Desert Experience, NIRS, noncooperation, nuclear abolition, nuclear energy, Nuclear Free Planet, nuclear guardianship, Nuclear Information Resource Center, Nuclear Roulette, Nuclear Weapons, Physicians for Social Responsibility, plutonium pits, PSR, radioactive waste, Stephanie Cooke, The Great Turning, Titanic, TriValleyCares, Two Headed Dragon Nuclear Energy, ultra-radioactive uranium, UniTierra, University of California, University of California Labs, Western States Legal Foundation, YES! Magazine
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Intergenerational Justice & Responsible Caring
by Kathleen Dean Moore (Dec 28, 2012) Our generation is witnessing the end of the old era and the start of a new one, when human culture will determine the future of the Earth. Theologian Thomas Berry said, “My generation has … Continue reading
Posted in education, satyagraha, noncooperation, science, astrobiology, natural philosophy, nonviolence, fearlessness, soulforce, WednesdaysOnFridays
Tagged Carl Safina, Cenozoic, Climate Change, injustice, intergenerational, justice, Kathleen Dean Moore, Moral Ground, The Great Turning, Thomas Berry
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What Did You Do Once You Knew?
by Drew Dellinger (Nov 30, 2012) It’s 3:23 in the morning and I’m awake because my great great grandchildren won’t let me sleep my great great grandchildren ask me in dreams what did you do while the Planet was plundered? what … Continue reading
