Art of God

To restore balance to the planet, we must choose to change our behavior. To change our behavior, we must change how we approach the issues that we face. To paraphrase Einstein, one cannot repeat the same actions and expect different results. In order to obtain positive results for the ecological and cultural issues that we have developed, we need to think of Nature in a different context than we have in the past. For the most positive and far reaching results, we must recognize Nature herself as a unified culture, of which we are a part, and collaborate with her. It is of utmost importance that we recognize and acknowledge that we are neither separate from, nor superior to Nature. Rather, we are an integral part of the culture of Nature. We are now responsible for stewardship of our relationship with her, as well as collaboration and unification with her other member cultures as we choose the design of our future.

I have never blogged before, and, as I begin this adventure, I sense that it is one of those experiences that holds gifts greater than I can imagine at this point. I am sure that my writing style will improve, my writing “voice” will develop, and my relationship with myself and, as important, my relationship with others – even those who don’t read or respond to these entries – will benefit.

I went to Poland about 2 months ago. It was my first visit there since I left, about 6 years ago. It was great, terrible, intense, fantastic and awful.

The most impactful moment of this trip was saying good by to my father. It took a moment, we hugged, said good by ... and I crushed, collapsed and broke into little tiny simpering pieces.

It took me over 5 weeks to feel like me again. It took about 2 months for me to see the full significance of what had happened in those short two minutes.

Women are needed naturally in nurturing genius. In fact, without feminine
commitment to alignment of purpose, nothing in reality can be sustained
without exploitation of nature. Call everything else evil, if you wish to,
immaturity or even trauma might be more responsible, however, nature is
simply a balance of what supports evolution. Are we ready to grow?

Unity favors collaboration. In order for all cultures to unify, including the cultures of Nature, collaboration and cooperation must be embraced by all parties in each agreement that is made, thus fostering balance. Where balance exists, cultures move in harmony, systems evolve and continue to move effortlessly through time. For example, the many cultures of Nature have lived harmoniously for millions of years, in cooperation with one another, creating ecosystems, evolving and adapting to the shifting environment.