Allies in Spreading the Message of OneEarth Ways

When I heard scientist V. Ramanathan, Scripps Oceanography Institute, speak a couple of weeks ago (see March 14 blog), a woman in the audience asked him about buying an electric car. He responded gently and redirected our focus: “The most important things we can do now are not personal acts, but forming alliances with others so we multiply our impact.” It carried such urgency that I’m upping my efforts to link up with others working on the ecological, economic, and spiritual issues that are my prime focus.

One ally I’d found a few years ago is Greg Voisen.

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March Madness! 4 Free Days for eBook Version, "Blinded by Progress"

Let’s keep on getting into strong, engaging, civil conversations about sustainability and Earth’s marvelous ecological capacities! That’s why the OneEarth Project is having our own version of March Madness! Whether or not you’re a lover of basketball’s version of March Madness, we welcome you to the OneEarth Project version. Here are our March Madness numbers: 4, 200, 672, and 8!

4 (Four!) — We’re offering Blinded by Progress for FREE for four days, March 1-4. Speaking of FREE, we just gave away 10 print copies through the Goodreads Giveaways program that ended Feb. 21. The best news is that 672 people registered for one of those copies which means that a lot more people have expressed interest in the themes of the book!

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OneEarth Living Takes Us on the Adventure of Personal Growth

Greg VoisenToday, the conversation Greg Voisen and I had about my book “Blinded by Progress” posted as podcast number 436 on Inside Personal Growth. That number lets you know that Greg has been in conversation with a lot of authors about a lot of different topics of personal growth.Listen to our conversation and you’ll quickly sense that Greg’s understands personal growth to be a vast terrain, and that he explores it with authors because he believes we humans have greater capacities for positive participation in our planet’s processes than we have yet used.

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