An end of imperialism.
Greater economic equality.
Better education and understanding of natural world and necessity of ecological responsibility.
In short, Love for fellow humans, Love for ourselves and Love for the this beautiful planet we live on.
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Patterns of nature mimic themselves on all levels. Just like we give birth to a child we give birth to a better world. First we conceive an idea, then it gestates within us & then we give birth. Use this time to conceive a new world. What is it we imagine? What do we really want?
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I want to see us awaken to what this pandemic is teaching us: That what happens to one of us, happens to all of us. That solutions arise from a contribution & collaboration of our individual skills for the greater good & that people care about each other more than govt. does.
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On the other side of this... I imagine a world where our individual and universal fear dissolves into the presence of unconditional love for one another.
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Not a dictatorship that Kills journalistspic.twitter.com/Hbtb9xTh2G
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I teach my classes to study parallels between the epistemological development of an individual from infancy to adulthood as mapped against our species since the dawn of consciousness til now. Chariots in the sky, monsters under the bed; the notion of freedom. Place us on the map.
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“Here There Be Dragons”
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I saw an image of sidewalk chalk that read: “Stop imagining the apocalypse. Start imagining the revolution.” That made my heart swell.
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You shouldn’t have painted over these elements, they added a lot to it, esp the far right. The silhouettes made it stand out. You vaguely see a tree, it’s covered by the coming darkness. The sun is setting, but before it’s gone, it casts this beautiful light over the water.pic.twitter.com/EoQmrRDRUa
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