What am I willing to do?
This is something I heard today, and I felt connected to it as a tool for self-reflection in where I'm at in terms of developing the village. I am not satisfied with what my answers appear to be thus far. It appears that what I'm willing to do consists of working at Whole Foods, going to school, writing in this blog, and something like making bread sometimes. I want to be a lot more committed and sincere about this, and I want to find a way to show that with deep dedication. What I'm doing so far isn't *bad*, but it's only a start.
About Me
- Saera
- I am deeply concerned about the state of the world, and yet I am persistently hopeful about humanity's future. I want to start a village and evolve it into a series of villages. Along the way, I intend to connect myself and this Sunflower Village Initiative to movements that strive to restructure American society into a less destructive, more humanistic entity and to movements around the world which support the empowerment of the periphery
writing is fairly good fodder for action, i think. you're on the best path--questions, doubts, a mounting desire to grab something and shake it. i started chanting two hours a day and the urge bulged: chanting is sometimes like steroids to our scarier desires, like changing the world. :)
ReplyDeletehahah, yes! I've definitely been chanting more and more this summer, and so I'm less satisfied with what I've been doing so far. Trying to write on this blog is a good start, and it makes me more cognizant of what I actually have been doing. Then I want to be spending more time and making stronger efforts to be doing things worth writing about! Plus getting myself to stay in a mode where I'm thinking about things in a way that is conducive to constructing alternatives! Thanks for reading!
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