Comments for wild resiliency blog! http://wildresiliencyblog.com Nature as Teacher—World as Lover: Telling a New Story Sun, 01 Apr 2012 15:03:46 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 Comment on Welcome to the Anthropocene by Juliana Coles http://wildresiliencyblog.com/2012/03/31/welcome-to-the-anthropocene/#comment-17649 Juliana Coles Sun, 01 Apr 2012 15:03:46 +0000 http://wildresiliencyblog.com/?p=1967#comment-17649 This is a powerful framing of the challenge before our community. I like the way it calls attention to the dire situation in which we are currently embedded and its effectiveness in giving hope for the continued creativity of humanity. This is a powerful framing of the challenge before our community. I like the way it calls attention to the dire situation in which we are currently embedded and its effectiveness in giving hope for the continued creativity of humanity.

]]> Comment on Seventeen Rules for a Sustainable Community—Wendell Berry by So what do we do? | Space to simplify. http://wildresiliencyblog.com/2007/10/02/seventeen-rules-for-a-sustainable-community%e2%80%94wendell-berry/#comment-16878 So what do we do? | Space to simplify. Mon, 13 Feb 2012 00:49:03 +0000 http://wildresiliencyblog.com/2007/10/02/seventeen-rules-for-a-sustainable-community%e2%80%94wendell-berry/#comment-16878 [...] past weekend began with a marvelous gathering of friends around tea and the ideas of Wendell Berry, one of my all time favorite authors, largely due to his unique blend of utter practicality and [...] [...] past weekend began with a marvelous gathering of friends around tea and the ideas of Wendell Berry, one of my all time favorite authors, largely due to his unique blend of utter practicality and [...]

]]> Comment on Grand Canyon River Gifts by Larry Glover http://wildresiliencyblog.com/2009/07/15/grand-canyon-river-gifts/#comment-16253 Larry Glover Tue, 10 Jan 2012 05:37:33 +0000 http://wildresiliencyblog.com/?p=966#comment-16253 Thanks for the sweet comment Rhea. You are an inspiration. Thanks for the sweet comment Rhea. You are an inspiration.

]]> Comment on Human Resilience, Adaptation, Transformation and Development by Larry Glover http://wildresiliencyblog.com/2011/04/06/resilience-2011-conference-reflections/#comment-16252 Larry Glover Tue, 10 Jan 2012 05:36:40 +0000 http://wildresiliencyblog.com/?p=1838#comment-16252 Thanks for the comment Sepp and good luck with your film. Looks to be a fascinating project you are into, valuable and timely. I encourage readers to follow your link for more: "...the film in which an eclectic mix of people, both actors and non-actors – amongst them scientist in the fields of resilience, futurology, economics and political science – will pre-enact this possible future. And once down in the shelter they will explore the challenges which humanity is facing and how we can deal with them." Thanks for the comment Sepp and good luck with your film. Looks to be a fascinating project you are into, valuable and timely. I encourage readers to follow your link for more: “…the film in which an eclectic mix of people, both actors and non-actors – amongst them scientist in the fields of resilience, futurology, economics and political science – will pre-enact this possible future. And once down in the shelter they will explore the challenges which humanity is facing and how we can deal with them.”

]]> Comment on Grand Canyon River Gifts by rhea goodman http://wildresiliencyblog.com/2009/07/15/grand-canyon-river-gifts/#comment-16248 rhea goodman Mon, 09 Jan 2012 21:07:34 +0000 http://wildresiliencyblog.com/?p=966#comment-16248 reading your prose and your poetry and seeing the incredible images of the canyon remind me to breathe deeper, slow down, and remember myself. thanks for being the gentle guide that you are, larry. reading your prose and your poetry and seeing the incredible images of the canyon remind me to breathe deeper, slow down, and remember myself. thanks for being the gentle guide that you are, larry.

]]> Comment on Human Resilience, Adaptation, Transformation and Development by Sepp http://wildresiliencyblog.com/2011/04/06/resilience-2011-conference-reflections/#comment-14036 Sepp Sat, 05 Nov 2011 19:59:36 +0000 http://wildresiliencyblog.com/?p=1838#comment-14036 Hi Larry, Just read this and thought you might be interested in my project dealing with these topics, see my page at: http://thearkexperiment.wordpress.com/ Thanks a lot & all the best, Sepp Hi Larry,

Just read this and thought you might be interested in my project dealing with these topics, see my page at:

http://thearkexperiment.wordpress.com/

Thanks a lot & all the best,

Sepp

]]> Comment on Do the Stars Long to Shine? by Rose Gordon http://wildresiliencyblog.com/2011/03/31/do-the-stars-long-to-shine/#comment-13425 Rose Gordon Mon, 24 Oct 2011 18:09:28 +0000 http://wildresiliencyblog.com/?p=1801#comment-13425 Beautiful heart felt posting and replies. Inspiring. I did have a friend, from way back on my commune days, find me and come help for a few months. He was in pretty rough space emotionally, physically and psychically. I asked him to work on my garden in exchange for room and board, partly as a means to help him maintain his dignity and partly cause i thought it could help him. Later he told me that working in the garden every day saved his life. And he grew the biggest, most beautiful Sunflower, that one first prize at the county fair. Taking a risk myself here, he returned the favor some years later - after he had died of a heart attack -and saved my life, warning me VERY CLEARLY in a dream that the brakes on my care were failing, which they were...I would have lost control on my 85 mile journey home to Taos, but because of Santiago's clear advice I did not. Working in and with the earth is a precious source of healing...in this case it saved 2 lives!:) Beautiful heart felt posting and replies. Inspiring. I did have a friend, from way back on my commune days, find me and come help for a few months. He was in pretty rough space emotionally, physically and psychically. I asked him to work on my garden in exchange for room and board, partly as a means to help him maintain his dignity and partly cause i thought it could help him. Later he told me that working in the garden every day saved his life. And he grew the biggest, most beautiful Sunflower, that one first prize at the county fair. Taking a risk myself here, he returned the favor some years later – after he had died of a heart attack -and saved my life, warning me VERY CLEARLY in a dream that the brakes on my care were failing, which they were…I would have lost control on my 85 mile journey home to Taos, but because of Santiago’s clear advice I did not. Working in and with the earth is a precious source of healing…in this case it saved 2 lives!:)

]]> Comment on How I came to Wild Resiliency by Larry Glover http://wildresiliencyblog.com/about/#comment-8978 Larry Glover Mon, 15 Aug 2011 15:41:27 +0000 #comment-8978 I am touched and honored by your comments Judy. I have great respect for Bill's work...and Genesis Farm is a great example of envisioning a future of thrive-ability. Thank you. I am touched and honored by your comments Judy. I have great respect for Bill’s work…and Genesis Farm is a great example of envisioning a future of thrive-ability. Thank you.

]]> Comment on How I came to Wild Resiliency by Judy Hall http://wildresiliencyblog.com/about/#comment-8670 Judy Hall Mon, 08 Aug 2011 21:10:15 +0000 #comment-8670 WOW WOW I am a graduate of Bill Plotkin's Underworld Guide Training/ Soulcraft Apprenticeship Intensive Program http://www.animas.org/ and am now at Genesis Farm <a href="http://www.genesisfarm.org" rel="nofollow">www.genesisfarm.org</a>/ as the Transiton Project Coordinator. Is it possibe we could be dopplegangers, or twins in a time warp? You are certainly a soul-brother. Your words, your musings, your thoughts are rich food for body and soul. Thank you Larry. It is good to be on the planet with someone who recognizes the depth of what is being asked of us humans (homo imagens) at this time. By depth I primarily mean our personal shadow work. This underworld journey whether it is taken on vision quests, rites of passage, Jungian analysis, transpersonal work, nature-based soulwork or other spiritual practices, see Bill Plotkin's books, is essential so we can open our hearts and bring our unique gift to our people. Thank you for bringing yours. Judy WOW WOW I am a graduate of Bill Plotkin’s Underworld Guide Training/ Soulcraft Apprenticeship Intensive Program http://www.animas.org/ and am now at Genesis Farm http://www.genesisfarm.org/ as the Transiton Project Coordinator. Is it possibe we could be dopplegangers, or twins in a time warp? You are certainly a soul-brother. Your words, your musings, your thoughts are rich food for body and soul. Thank you Larry. It is good to be on the planet with someone who recognizes the depth of what is being asked of us humans (homo imagens) at this time.
By depth I primarily mean our personal shadow work. This underworld journey whether it is taken on vision quests, rites of passage, Jungian analysis, transpersonal work, nature-based soulwork or other spiritual practices, see Bill Plotkin’s books, is essential so we can open our hearts and bring our unique gift to our people. Thank you for bringing yours.
Judy

]]> Comment on Grand Canyon River Gifts by Coming Home—from Grand Canyon Rafting | wild resiliency blog! http://wildresiliencyblog.com/2009/07/15/grand-canyon-river-gifts/#comment-7367 Coming Home—from Grand Canyon Rafting | wild resiliency blog! Thu, 07 Jul 2011 21:36:09 +0000 http://wildresiliencyblog.com/?p=966#comment-7367 [...] also Grand Canyon River Gifts on this blog. Read more >> Options [...] [...] also Grand Canyon River Gifts on this blog. Read more >> Options [...]

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