A Call to Conscious Evolution:

We can all continue being vigillant and active in our own communities. With our neighbors and in our neighborhoods we can begin localized conversations that directly affect the individuals we share space with and may not even know their names. A shift in consciousness requires us to be interconnected with other beings in our immediate domains. It is my observation that we live in a society, here in the US, that barely recognizes our neighbors from a perfect stranger. Our neighbors and neighborhoods are filled with people starving for a nuturing relationship with those around them, even if they aren't aware they are craving this connection, I assert that by default we all are craving this type of connectedness with one another. Personally, I am in conversation with my neighborhood about composting our organic trash and creating a community garden that will either fund home and neighborhood improvement product through the sale of our produce at local farmers markets or it will simply be a place young and old can learn things from one another or it can be source of nutrients for our community which will impact in a small way some of our spending habits. I am trying to keep the conversation of organic produce in the fore front of these talks. I feel this small project is a good start and want to do more with it in the future. I would like to see all of us more engaged with one another in ways that promote the co-creation narrative. I believe the actions I am taking are in-line with this and have hope that when these initiatives take hold in my community we can take on bringing this to our city. Thank you for the opportunity to share.