Kamea, this is a powerful post. Thank you. I encourage readers to read and share. You have the gift of insight and ‘thought shift’ which I appreciate (in an appreciative enquire kind of way). So much of it resonates with my thinking and … emotions.
Exposing one’s vulnerabilities is one of the paths to our evolution, i think. I won’t share all my thoughts now (they need time to mature), rather, like you, I do podcasting and blogging about the issues I care about (in my case it’s arts and the ecological crisis on conscient.ca) and will do a piece about this posting of Uprooted in a few weeks.
I consider your work, both these Uprooted pieces and the Green Dreamer series, as fundamental communications work of our era and thank you for all of your hard work.
I want to end this posting with a little story. I listened to the John Clark episode on Green Dreamer while biking at Lynn Creek conservation area near Vancouver last winter. I remember it moving me deeply and lifting my spirit. At one point it felt like my bike was floating on air (like in ET) and that I was able to see the bigger picture, from the air ….
I agree with Clark about ‘radically creative beings’, ‘poets as legislators of the world’ and ‘Earth as Artist of all artists’.
Thank you so much for letting me know your experience with John Clark's conversation - it made my day to imagine the ET flying visual with his revelatory words. Much appreciate your support and message as well!
Kamea, this is a powerful post. Thank you. I encourage readers to read and share. You have the gift of insight and ‘thought shift’ which I appreciate (in an appreciative enquire kind of way). So much of it resonates with my thinking and … emotions.
Exposing one’s vulnerabilities is one of the paths to our evolution, i think. I won’t share all my thoughts now (they need time to mature), rather, like you, I do podcasting and blogging about the issues I care about (in my case it’s arts and the ecological crisis on conscient.ca) and will do a piece about this posting of Uprooted in a few weeks.
I consider your work, both these Uprooted pieces and the Green Dreamer series, as fundamental communications work of our era and thank you for all of your hard work.
I want to end this posting with a little story. I listened to the John Clark episode on Green Dreamer while biking at Lynn Creek conservation area near Vancouver last winter. I remember it moving me deeply and lifting my spirit. At one point it felt like my bike was floating on air (like in ET) and that I was able to see the bigger picture, from the air ….
I agree with Clark about ‘radically creative beings’, ‘poets as legislators of the world’ and ‘Earth as Artist of all artists’.
In solidarity
Claude
Thank you so much for letting me know your experience with John Clark's conversation - it made my day to imagine the ET flying visual with his revelatory words. Much appreciate your support and message as well!