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This is a comment from Ellen Rosner who listened to the recording.
Good morning,
I enjoyed the journey yesterday, I had to leave early due to an emergency.
I did not get a chance to share my message, so I feel called to share..
If you will indulge me.
I looked forward greatly to the session, because I have been following the climate crisis very closely for some 20 years…
The message came to me very clearly:
“We know what causes the collapse of the ecosystems. Civilization does. Since we are unlikely, indeed unable to eliminate civilization – it is a fact in this era of modernity – no amount of journeying is going to make the tides change direction, or make the sun change its path.
Like these, collapse of ecosystems is a physical fact, and no amount of journeying affects that..
These are creations of Nature and we, of all people, must respect that.”
So I said, what is to be done?
The anwer: “We must learn to live in a world which in its current manifestation is impossible. It cannot continue. It cannot hold. It is done. Cataclysmic changes are coming, and not just for some far-off island, —
for we in the West, “developed” regions..
So the question we must ask, especially those of us on the journey- is
a. How do we hold that sentiment?
b. Given the truth of that, how do we relate to our fellow humans, more-than-humans, and the Earth?
How do we act, believe, practice, relate, pray, draw, create, listen — how do we do all these, under conditions we — nor any human — has ever experienced? [in modern times]”
well that was my message.
I look forward to meeting you all again on the next journey…