Showing posts with label Earth Day. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Earth Day. Show all posts

Saturday, April 18, 2015

Earth Day Summit


Earth Day is April 22nd. Have you signed up for the free online Earth Day Summit yet?

In The Earth Day Summit, you’ll discover:
  • How the Earth is alive and how that impacts who we are and our sense of purpose
  • How we can look to the natural world for guidance in these challenging times
  • The wisdom that indigenous elders have for us at this critical time
  • What humanity is evolving into as a planetary species
  • How the natural world reveals the secret to successful and sustainable economic models
  • What gives us cause for hope, given the daunting chaos of our time
Register for free to gain inspiration, recharge your batteries and learn about the innovations that are changing the world.
Learn more and register for this free online event by going to:

Tuesday, April 22, 2014

Happy Earth Day!




Happy Earth Day!

I love our magnificent Mother Earth! She provides us with everything we need! I received this beautiful meditation from Louise Hay (who I also love!) for Earth Day and wanted to share:



I Love This Marvelous Planet

An Earth Day Meditation from Louise Hay

The earth is a wise and loving mother. She provides everything we could ever need. There is water, food, air and companionship. We have an infinite variety of animals, vegetation, birds, fish and other natural wonders.

We have treated this planet very poorly, using up our valuable resources. If we continue, we will have no place to live.

I commit to lovingly taking care of and improving the quality of life in this world. My thoughts are clear and loving and concerned. I express random acts of kindness whenever I can. It is my planet, and I help to make it a better place to live.

I imagine a peaceful planet, with a clean, healthy environment for all. I see all the people on the planet opening their hearts and their minds and working together to create a world where it is safe for us to love each other. It is possible, and it begins with me.

Let’s affirm: I appreciate the beautiful world I live in.