Suzanne Taylor’s Now What?
SUE SpeaksOriginal thinking about what we-the-people can do to help shift mass consciousness to knowing we are one humanity, caring about each other as much as we care about ourselves.
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Earth is finite, where the cost of denial is collapse
I was struck by the moving images at the top of this UCLA Magazine. It’s just a few seconds, so do click. Caring is contagious. It will make your day.
A way to shift the Zeitgeist
After last week and the Obama apes, that only misfired for the Republicans in that it got out to the public, plus Trump saying he was humbled to head up the UN replacement he had created that he had appointed himself to lead, it’s gone beyo...
In light of civilization going off a cliff
There’s more and more coming through about preparing for the wrench that’s inevitable for industrial civilization, and that we need to stop trying to prevent going over a cliff and turn to navigating our fall.
Some keys to the kingdom
Can we get serious about saving our lives? Trump is a character in this drama, but he isn’t the star. It’s Earth running on empty that’s more important. Decades after America took a wrong turn into capitalism and endless growth, there’s a D...
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SUE stands for Searching for Unity in Everything. I look to shift mass consciousness so we-the-people create a world where we care about each other as much as we care about ourselves.
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