So, I’ve looked at some of my worries – but what now? Interesting? Challenging? Worrying? Terrifying? I’ve decided my best starting point is to consider the Earth’s plight as ‘interesting’ and ‘challenging’ rather that ‘frightening’ or ‘terrifying’. This gives me hope – not the close your eyes and cross your fingers sort of hope, but hope which empowers, inspires and concentrates the mind into directing a course of action
I’m on a steep learning curve. Because the world seems to have gone mad, I’m searching for answers to some difficult questions: ‘What's gone wrong in our world?’ and ‘What can we do to bring us to a better future?’ My search has brought some surprises - some of which seem more like secrets - but it has taken me to a place of hope. An increasing number of people have a vision of a better world and are coming together to find a way to get us there. I’m beginning to feel uplifted!
Secrets and Hope in Our Mad World
Early in 2017 I read George Marshall’s book ‘Don’t Even Think About It: Why We are Wired Not to Think About Climate Change’ and I decided I would think about it. And I would read about it. Then I would write about it.
I write as a 'non-expert' and I'm hoping that your comments will help me to see whether the insights I've
gained make sense, whether the conclusions stack up and whether it's realistic for me to start feeling
hopeful about the future .
March 14th - Things they are a changing
So, I’ve looked at some of my worries – but what now? Interesting? Challenging? Worrying? Terrifying? I’ve decided my best starting point is to consider the Earth’s plight as ‘interesting’ and ‘challenging’ rather that ‘frightening’ or ‘terrifying’. This gives me hope – not the close your eyes and cross your fingers sort of hope, but hope which empowers, inspires and concentrates the mind into directing a course of action
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