Be part of the Involution!

Be part of the Involution!
Hip Hop is not Corporate Sambo Mind Control "Rap"

New Tea and Trunk Show Tour in Planning!

We recently starting preparing for winter.

Our projects are designed to both support artists and various garden alliances in such a way that we connect everyone to the Biodiversity Movement with special attention and recognition of the need for rain forest rescue. There is much to do as we go beyond organic. Each friend like you is an important win, include more fiber arts and sound healing in your living process and share your talents as well. Help us introduce a super food and/or rare tea each day through social media sharing.


Contact us and confirm that you would like to attend a tasting! analogteaproject(at)gmail(dot)com







Monday, December 28, 2009

Voice Yourself Shutting Down. Closing thought from Woody

Did you see the documentary by Woody called "Go Further"? It was a yoga documentary and biking documentary and he biked from Seattle Wa to LA. Incredible and he stopped through the clear cutting areas to bring new awareness into being about what is happening! A yoga studio movie night must see!

What do you think of this voice yourself shutting down? One less place to express your self and one less place to promote your art and project. So this listserve takes on new importance and we pray you join and share with us. Help us bring into view events and happenings in your area, lets bridge and share our views and help each other take our yoga, music, massage and art forward!

Read what Woody Wrote.....


http://www.voiceyourself.com/

Greetings Friends of Voiceyourself

If you are reading this most likely you are one of our legion of supporters who has helped make Voiceyourself a vibrant meaningful community for many years. To each of you we owe our gratitude and thanks for helping us promote our mission to "be the change you wish to see in the world."

It is hard to fathom that Laura and I started VYS back in 2001 after a joyous challenging 1500 mile bike trek we shared with close friends and family to spread the word about Simple Organic Living. Along the way we met passionate, committed, innovative people doing great things. So we decided to bring the message to a wider audience. It was a different world then - pre 9/11.

Unfortunately the mission to promote sustainable healthy living and to restore balance and harmony to our earth took on an even more urgent meaning. The disturbing turmoil in world politics demanded we be even more vigilant and outspoken about our values to ensure a future for our children that does not embrace acceptance of world leaders' actions without raising questions about our country's propensity toward violence as a solution to differences; indiscriminate destruction of our natural resources to benefit corporate coffers; or promotion of consumerism without consciousness. The timing was right to offer a place to come to for information exchange and resource outreach. While much has been accomplished, the work continues.

But now after much thoughtful consideration we have decided it is time to close down Voiceyourself as a day-to-day operation. This is as disappointing to me as it is for my collaborators but it is the right thing for many reasons. Every relationship has beginnings and endings that are not a single moment. It is a cumulative experience from which we can choose to grow and change. I have changed and I will cherish what I have learned from our experiences here, some good, some harsh. But in the spirit of change we must take a new direction from all that we have learned here to further our collective mission in other ways.

We are most appreciative of the leadership given to us by passionate talented colleagues at Google, Riverkeeper, Appalachian Voices, Vote Hemp, Waterkeeper Alliance, the Lower Eastside Girl's Club, the Chandler Sky Foundation, the Sustainable Biodiesel Alliance, Greenpeace and Healthy Child, Healthy World. For other resources please check out the links here.

Caring and sharing are what we need most right now. So get involved in a way that will help others see you as a leader. I still believe in the words of Margaret Mead, "Never doubt that a small group of thoughtful, committed citizens can change the world. Indeed, it's the only thing that ever has."

Thank you for taking the time to care.

I'll be seeing you around.

Peace,
Woody


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