Some of you are interested in the reversing of desertification, so I thought I’d re-blog this for you. I’ve been reading about this subject for quite some time, but there is always more to learn . . . ~ Linne
I’ve thought for sometime that it must be difficult to be young and growing up these days in such uncertain times about the fate of the planet. Finally, the following video offers great hope in the possibility of reversing climate change, more proof that a holistic approach is needed in everything we do.
Thanks for reblogging, Linne. The more this video is shared the better…:)
I totally agree! One of my readers had already blogged about it and another has re-blogged from my site, so it’s spreading! I’d love to see this sort of thing go viral! Hope and action instead of fear and apathy . . . Glad I saw it on your blog. ~ Linne
I just reblogged your post Linne…cheers for sharing how :). Hopefully this positive message and the hope that it entails will get out and infuse the world starting with my 4 dear constant readers and my 146 sleepers 😉
Let’s wake ’em up, eh? 😉
Tip a great big cold wet bucket of hope water all over them! 😉 Nothing like a cold shower to wake you up to your bones 😉
;-P you are so incredible!!
Nah…I just like throwing buckets of water over people 😉 (I think I was a clown in a past life 😉 )
“Hope Water”!! Gotta love it! 😉
Reblogged this on theroadtoserendipity and commented:
After careful consideration, I decided to reblog this hope filled video. We ALL need a postive message for the future and when the media is cram packed full of negitivity these little rays of sunlight breaking through the black clouds can only be good for us 🙂 Enjoy… Cheers Linne for teaching me how to reblog! 😉
You are SO welcome! and thanks to you for spreading the hope!
🙂 One of my dear constant readers thanked me so I gave credit where credit was due and told them I got the vid link from you 🙂
Thanks, my friend. Now that we’re changing the world, what fun awaits us . . . ~ L
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Hope is always there…you might just have to dig for it. I choose to try to see something positive whenever I can because the alternative doesn’t bear thinking about. It’s what has me planting out stone pines on Serendipity Farm as a prospective food crop… “Not in MY lifetime” but my children’s children may just harvest the benefits of our labour…same goes for our nut trees although hopefully we will still be here in 10 years time when the first nuts start to form! Hope is the one thing that keeps us all moving forwards. Without it we have nothing. I love the message that this video brings and we really DO need to share it. I might just break the habit of a blogtime and reblog it as well 🙂
Thanks for spreading the good news! There’s enough and plenty of the other . . . I’d love to see hope and other positive things go viral!!
So would I Linne…too many people get totally overwhelmed and end up doing nothing and thinking “why bother? There isn’t anything that humble little old me can do” but there is SO much that humble little old we can do and like a rock thrown into a pond, the ripples can cause a large wake on the other side. Cause and effect and physics (not that I know ANYTHING about physics aside from wherever Earl goes there is a force that works in the opposite direction at about 100km/hour 😉 )
Well, to abuse your analogy, let’s all continue to ROCK ON!! 😉 People often misunderstand what it means to ‘change the world’, don’t you think? Every act of ours changes the world; every thought and feeling. So we do well to keep that in mind, I’d say. And here we are . . .
Changing the world bit by bit :). I think positivity is so important as well, along with a creative spirit and mind that seeks to solve problems and turn them into solutions 🙂
Yes, it’s often the small changes that are overlooked, but end up being the most enduring. Especially changes in ourselves. It’s partly why I think of us as the ‘yeast beasties’ (a cookbook quote lol); a lonely job, but somebody’s gotta do it! Old sourdoughs can end up a sweet treat . . .
BTW, I think what you, Jessie, Kriscinda and many others are doing (and blogging about!) IS spreading hope and much more!
You too Linney, your blog is positively inspiring and beaming with hope 🙂
Thanks a lot! In ‘real’ life I have a reputation as a bit of a whiner; but that really covers up my Pollyanna heart and soul, for which I have been teased, lo these many aeons . . . I am an optimistic realist, which stumps many people. I can see what’s coming, but all that chaos is really just a bit of the big picture to me (kind of like labour; seems a big deal at the time, but soon forgotten . . .). In my opinion, we are here for a reason (or several) and it’s what we do with what we’re handed that ultimately counts the most. Especially since I believe we create, one way and another, what we’re handed. If we keep planting thistles, there’s no use complaining at harvest time, is there? I’m not even too concerned about rooting out the thistles; they, too, have their purposes. But I think if we want tomatoes, we’d best get on with figuring out which seeds are the tomato seeds and then put in the time to nurture those. The thistles will die of neglect. (well, sometimes we need to dig them out, too, right?)
Either that or something that LOVES thistles will discover them and sort them out. Life has a way of making everything balance after a while 🙂
Oh, I like that, too! Rabid’s goats, perhaps?? 🙂
And yes, it does balance out in the end.
Or some kind of insect 😉 Goats eat quicker but the insects will have it in the end! 😉
This video had me in tears the first time I watched it and applauding like a demented seal at my laptop. I was hard pressed not to stand and give it a standing ovation but then I wouldn’t have been able to see the screen. It’s been a long time since such hope has been shared, such an amazing journey with the lowest of lows (those poor blameless elephants) and then finishing on the highest of the highs. It’s so wonderful to see others sharing this video around.
I thought of you and Fran especially when I re-blogged. Wasn’t sure if you’d seen it or not, but feel free to re-post or reference. Like you, I feel it needs sharing around, along with the hope it nourishes. ~ Linne
I too have blogged about the video. It’s an incredibly important video to see and share in my opinion. http://rabidlittlehippy.wordpress.com/2013/03/11/i-found-hope-for-the-future/
I need to figure out how to link the video like you have done though..
Now that you mention it, I think it may be one of your posts I flagged for follow-up . . .
Lol
As to linking a post: if you click the ‘re-blog’ button, it will first give you a chance to add a few words of your own, then copy the post to your blog. If the other blog is also on wordpress; if not, I copy the URL and add it to a new post by pasting. A reader will have to click on the link to see the post.
It’s more linking a video with which I have problems but thanks.
I’m not sure how to embed a video on the blog; if I remember right, that comes with a paid site. All I did was ‘re-blog’ . . .
Ah ok.
However, if you re-blog, that seems to work . . .