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"I arise each morning torn between
a desire to improve the world
and a desire to enjoy the world.
This makes it hard to plan the day."
—E. B. White
a desire to improve the world
and a desire to enjoy the world.
This makes it hard to plan the day."
—E. B. White
Reluctant Evolutionaries
If you're like me, you care deeply about the Earth and Humanity. You consider yourself a global citizen and want to learn more about what you can do to make our beautiful world more compassionate; more sustainable.
The voice of evolution belongs to all of us, as we live our lives as best we know how; choosing to be conscious members of Humanity. Emily, Thornton Wilder's character in Our Town said it best: "Oh Earth, you are too wonderful for anyone to realize you!"
And here's our challenge. There is nothing about the past that's prepared us for this journey. We've all been thrown into the muck of societal and planetary evolution, and we've all scattered in so many different directions to find the answers that help us understand our own unique journey as well as Humanity's journey through the struggle and chaos.
And yet, chaos calls all of us forth to challenge the status quo; to question everything; to ask ourselves, who do we get to be? How do we show up as voices, as leaders, as compassionate beings in all this? It calls us forth to ask, "Once we woke up to what was happening, what did each of us do to create a more sustainable and loving world?"
The voice of evolution belongs to all of us, as we live our lives as best we know how; choosing to be conscious members of Humanity. Emily, Thornton Wilder's character in Our Town said it best: "Oh Earth, you are too wonderful for anyone to realize you!"
And here's our challenge. There is nothing about the past that's prepared us for this journey. We've all been thrown into the muck of societal and planetary evolution, and we've all scattered in so many different directions to find the answers that help us understand our own unique journey as well as Humanity's journey through the struggle and chaos.
And yet, chaos calls all of us forth to challenge the status quo; to question everything; to ask ourselves, who do we get to be? How do we show up as voices, as leaders, as compassionate beings in all this? It calls us forth to ask, "Once we woke up to what was happening, what did each of us do to create a more sustainable and loving world?"
About Producer and Host, Linda Lombardo
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Actor, corporate facilitator, life coach, recovering vintage jewelry gypsy, radio producer and host; certified forest therapy guide, volunteer wildlife caretaker; I am an archaeologist of people, places and things.
Recently, I decided to embrace it as the sum of all my parts rather than 101 parts that vie for my attention every day. The integration of everything I am and claiming my many parts is part of my journey. You can find all of me at www.wabi-sabiwoman.com - a portfolio of devotions, not a business. I've always been curious about conversation; real conversation, deep conversation; conversation without answers, believing conversation is the only thing that can save us. As producer and host of Voice of Evolution Radio, I engage in deep conversation with change makers, conscious Evolutionaries who are following their purpose to create compassionate and sustainable change in their worlds. I believe that we are all here to create something, contribute something; something larger than ourselves. As a professional certified life coach, I explore perspective and purpose; the stories we make up about ourselves, others and the world. I am also a Bigger Game certified trainer, an Awakening the Dreamer trainer through the Pachamama Alliance and a volunteer moderator for the Pachamama Alliance's Game Changer Intensive. I am a certified Forest Therapy Guide with a sacred mission to take people into deeper connection with the more-than-Human world and ultimately, themselves. I'm eager to know who you are; all the many parts of you. Perhaps we can take this journey together. |