Celebrating Connectedness
Jessica RathA weekly newsletter about topics related to conscious and empathetic living.
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A Short History of Alarm Clocks –
Every morning I get my cup of coffee, and then I read ’s DAY AHEAD, to find out what’s going on in Washington, DC and the rest of the country. A few days ago he used the analogy of an alarm clock’s snooze button to characterize the Trump re...
Then and Now.
The first demonstration I ever participated in happened in Munich. where I was a university student. On June 2, 1967, 26-year-old Benno Ohnesorg was fatally shot in Berlin by a policeman when he protested against the visit of the Shah of Ir...
The Tapir:
A quick logistics update: I paused billing for paying subscribers again. I’m a bit pre-occupied with the primary elections here in Massachusetts which will happen on September 1. I’m helping Patrick Roath to win the congressional seat for m...
The Terrible V-Word,
Last week I wrote about some signs that point to a slowly improving, better relationship between humans and the rest of nature. And I repeated my conviction that human supremacy – the widespread belief that people are separate from and bett...
Too Little Too Late?
If you’ve been paying attention, the word “collapse” must have crossed your news feed a lot, maybe for years. Ecosystem collapse in connection with climate change, economic and societal collapse, collapse of civilization: some people claim...
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I recently moved from a tiny village in northern New Mexico, elevation 7,000ft, to a busy city in Massachusetts, near Boston. The culture shock is intense. My twelve-year-old doggo Max came with me all the way.
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