Decoding Deepak a Cool Documentary by his son Gotham for US- All

Submitted by livfully
on Sat, 10/21/2017 - 02:41

While intending to check my email I somehow thought to see if I could get the latest documentary type film What Doesn't Kill Me (by the Women Make Movies folks) on Netflix.The next part feels like universal timing and me beaming in Deepak for some insights, having only seen his book You are the Universe in a library, but hoping to find time not commune with not only his ideas but maybe see him at The Chopra Center in NYC (still on my wish list...)

Once I saw I couldn't (at this time) I poked around for what might be of interest, not feeling I had time actually Watch something, but maybe see

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Decoding Deepak
Gothan Chopra
Steven Greer
Livfully.org
Thinking Out Loud
Being Connected

Honoring the more than 500 Kids in the Last Decade (through 2016) Who Have Lost their Lives to Domestic Violence...and the Thousand Moms who Also Perish Each Year (for Decades, Sadly)

Submitted by livfully
on Fri, 10/20/2017 - 04:04

"Coast to Coast in America" sounds good, yet when a warning is issued, it means "Time to Heed It!" October happens to be Domestic Violence Awareness Month, so coming on the heels of Gun Violence events at the start of the month and the coast to coast concerts against gun violence in September 2017, let's keep the learning happening. Someone near or dear to you may have already suffered (and I  recently met people from Toronto and Colorado coming to show support for the cause of preventing Gun Violence via The Carey Gabay Foundation which will do outreach in the NYC area.

At the concert

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Keeping Kids and Moms Safe
Remembering Kids Killed by Domestic Violence

Do You Want to be a Group Facilitator, Learn About Permaculture?

Submitted by livfully
on Fri, 10/13/2017 - 20:30

 Check out the latest and greatest...www.northeastpermaculture.org www.maine-aoh.com to see what many activists are doing in a timely fashion. Hope to fill you in as I learn more but wanted to share some good ideas, especially on October the 13th (which is 31st backwards too in case you need something Else today and until Halloween akathe 31st.

Also check out ccdm.org which hosts talks about collaborative divorce, using mediation to help people know of useful options for dividing housing, finances and more.

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NE Permaculture
Facilitation

Aerial Dancers, One and All In Time by Catherine Palmer Paton aka Livfully

Submitted by livfully
on Tue, 10/10/2017 - 21:44

Aerial Dancer

Alighting on Majestic Flower

On the Golden Red Tower

Applauds With Its Bright Wings

All of Creation Silently 

Displaying Its Mosaic Painted Wings

Then Disappearing The Mystery by 

Clapping Its Wings Shut

Whether This Creature Is Male

Or Female, Parent Or Child

This Monarch Butterfly 

Resting on The Iridescent 

Purple Cone Flower 

Is Part of Creaton 

As Are We All

As Is The Flower

The Soil and The Sky

To Which the

Delicate Yet Magical Butterfly

And Each of Us In Turn 

Will Return

 

This poem was inspired by a real life butterfly landing in my Turtle Garden

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Butterfly Wisdom and Transitions for the Caterpillar in Each of Us
Guidance to our higher consciousness online and in nature and within
Health is Wealth or at least Happiness

Reflecting on What We See is What We Believe Until We Wake Up!

Submitted by livfully
on Tue, 10/10/2017 - 04:48

Turns out I got to see a short video I was making during this luncheon and surprise, surprise, the Magic Plate Was placed on the table earlier on when my decaf coffee was served..without any of us really taking note of it.

Read the blog post directly and the update which is at the top of it. All of this got me thinking about September 11th, 2001..and how We Were All Convinced What We Were Seeing on National TV (and hearing for days and months afterward) was The Truth. We left our common sense on the couch before turning up the volume and all we saw and heard was taken as gospel truth.

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Reviewing magical moments or mystical connections
checking facts
AE911.org

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