I'm all over it for we-the-people, where these days it is up to us. It would be a new way to run our world, so it's a bumpy road, but the pleasures of doing the sorts of homespun things we need to resort to would balance out and maybe even outweigh the loss of glitz in our lives.
Suzanne, your Substack is a breath of fresh air. You unapologetically feature the writings of someone who utilizes automatic writing and the quality and clarity of it is a sure sign It is connecting to spirit. I am looking forward to participating in your Substack.
Let's hear it for spirit, that's getting left out of most equations these days. And it's a mutual admiration society -- for subscribers who came after this post, when I found you, this was my love note:
These are all such great ideas. I love the Grandpa one. Helping elders still be relevant and sharing their wisdom with a new generation. The whole list seems like a no-brainer, and much needed
With older people losing purpose, what those grandpas do is such a great way to enliven them! I know for me, getting older, caring about the world is a quality-of-life saver.
Ultimately, it just shows it’s up to all of us as individuals to create a community, and a force for good.
You must have been reading my Substacks!
Interesting in the video when he mentioned Edo was a totally waste free society in the 18th century, shows it can be done if people want it.
I'm all over it for we-the-people, where these days it is up to us. It would be a new way to run our world, so it's a bumpy road, but the pleasures of doing the sorts of homespun things we need to resort to would balance out and maybe even outweigh the loss of glitz in our lives.
Suzanne, your Substack is a breath of fresh air. You unapologetically feature the writings of someone who utilizes automatic writing and the quality and clarity of it is a sure sign It is connecting to spirit. I am looking forward to participating in your Substack.
Let's hear it for spirit, that's getting left out of most equations these days. And it's a mutual admiration society -- for subscribers who came after this post, when I found you, this was my love note:
An epidemic of courage
For doing what saves humanity
https://suzannetaylor.substack.com/p/an-epidemic-of-courage
These are all such great ideas. I love the Grandpa one. Helping elders still be relevant and sharing their wisdom with a new generation. The whole list seems like a no-brainer, and much needed
With older people losing purpose, what those grandpas do is such a great way to enliven them! I know for me, getting older, caring about the world is a quality-of-life saver.
What to do NOW?: Be helpful. Offer pointers like your list of project descriptions in this post.
Gratefully...
Stan Pokras https://othernetworks.org