hope

Just a few of the many facets to the recent Standing Rock delay

I have written much about the drastic changes we need to make if we are to survive our self- made crisis. There is no need to point these things out to the water protectors at Standing Rock. I only wonder if the rest of us really understand this.
Today there was a pause in construction announced. This is a victory for all people on the planet. It has significance in many ways. Surely the protection of the water is the obvious one.

Quote: "The rebels will be our hope" (Chris Hedges)

No essay here, just reading and catching up with what was written the last couple of days. In this essay by Chris Hedges: Waiting for the Barbarians
Chris managed to post altogether 48 questions.

Is it mean to ask for 48 answers?

His last paragragh is what he sees coming for people like many in this environment.

Resilience: In Transition 2.0 - a story of resilience and hope in extraordinary times

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Here's a hopeful video for our morning coffee. Its the 2nd edition of In Transition, a Transition Network video about how Transition projects are changing local communities all over the world. It is a cheerful one-hour with happy people telling their stories of success. More below.

Don't get me wrong. I'll never give up.

Thanks for all the great responses to my blog about hope. I will never give up hope nor my way of viewing the world as a big interconnected system.

I wrote that blog because I was observing the inevitable workings of this sick system of ours. First let me remind you of the summary of our book:

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