At OpEdNews: Moving Beyond Conditioning and Into a New Creation

This article gazes into the depths of no-thingness in relationship to modern science and ancient spiritual teachings.

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At OpEdNews: The Annunciation of Humankind

In occupying anything, we must start with our own lives.  The most basic area of our lives is what we eat.  This article entices readers to begin occupying that.

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At OpEdNews: E Pluribus Unim: In the Plurality is Unity

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At OpEdNews: Frankenstein, Genetic Engineered Crops and India's Suit Against Monsanto

This article takes a look at genetic engineering companies such as Monsanto and Cargill and their effects on the environment.  It also discusses India's recent decision to sue the genetic engineering giant, Monsanto

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At OpEdNews: the Philosophical and Political Advice of the Mystics: A New Years Unfolding

The political advice of the mystics for the new year.  Empty yourself and be free

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At OpEdNews: Merry Christmas: The Tale Told Throughout the World and What it Means to Us Today

The article gets into the deep meaning of the Virgin Birth. 

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At OpEdNews: Gardasil: Questioning the Ability of For-Profit Corporations to Dictate Legislation

In the face of protesting parents, kids in California are having to take Gardasil, which may have negative health effects.

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At OpEdNews: Why Buy Local Foods and How Do Consumers, Small Farms and Businesses Become Empowered in This Era of Corporatization?

It is important in this day and age of disempowerment of people that we reclaim our power, beginning with food production and consumption.  This article speaks to how it is being done in Maine. 

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At OpEdNews: Lots to Gardens: Bridging the People of Lewiston Maine Through Food Production and Sharing

This article is a profile of an agency in Lewiston Maine that helps the "poor" in the city to make it by helping them to become sustainable.

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At OpEdNews: The Genius of Leonardo Da Vinci: What Does He Have to Teach Us in Modern Day

This article is a meditation on Leonardo Da Vinci's work in relationship to our current philsophy many call dualism.

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At OpEdNews: Review of Kymatica

We speak to the need for change and advocate with our local and national governments.  But is change going to happen there?  Where does change need to occur?

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At OpEdNews: Ecovillages: Towards True Independence?

This article explores the concept of ecovillages as a way to diminish the effects of the corporate/banking elite running this nation.

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At OpEdNews: Eat, Drink and Be Merry

The first step to proclaiming our independence from corporate/gov't rule is to take charge of our foods.  This article begins by helping the reader learn to save seeds.   

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At OpEdNews: Real Change Or Do We Stay Stuck

This article asks the question:  "Do we revolve in revolutions that get us nowhere or do we evolve into a different life and a more evolved species on this Earth."

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Revolution or Evolution

Today we seeing several well-meaning demonstrations against the Wall Street disrule of the planet.  Is this enough?  What if we don't need a re-volution in which we run the risk of a "meet the new boss same as the old" scenereo.  What if we evolved from the inside  …

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At OpEdNews: Local Food Ordinance Passed in Maine Town

A small Maine town has passed a local food ordinance that helps the community to reclaim local power in the face of corporate and corporate owned government. Could this be the start of a new pattern?

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At OpEdNews: Green Tea Anyone?

Can there be a commonality between Tea Party and the Greens? By looking at the sustainbility movements such as Transition Town, this article states there is commonality given the emphasis in both movements towards local and individual empowerment

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At OpEdNews: Healing Earth Healing Self

Article regargarding diets based on local, organic foods in which the "consummer" knows the farmer from whom she is buying or she is growing it herself.

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Brunswick Permaculture and Transition Town presented �No Impact Man� to foster sustainable living

This is a review of the movie "No Impact Man" showing a young couple and their toddler living in New York City who decide to live a year with little to no impact.

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