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Dedicated to “anything we need to know to have a democracy”: Democratic Animism, Pragmatic Mysticism, Applied Divination, Renaissance of Reverent Ingenuity. Hosted by Caroline Casey. Her guests are allies contributing to a culture of reverent ingenuity. Critique and Solution.
Sacramental plants and ancestral cultures of reverence want to speak with us now to remind us that we each have 125 billion miles of sub-microscopic DNA in our bodies, and only 3 % is for genes. Psychoactive plant sacraments are one way to access the necessary knowledge encoded in our DNA, Caroline is joined by … Continued
We remember in our bones, that if this country’s soul had a physical address, it would be New Orleans… And so we close out the year with Malik Rahim and Marina Drummer of the Common Ground Collective in New Orleans, which has done so much, and deserves so much support, representing the best of democratic … Continued
Honoring the Lords of Time as we dive for darkness Caroline cavorts this week with long-time ally, fellow pragmatic mystic aspirant, effective environmentalist Carolyn Raffensperger, as we prepare for the Winter Solstice.
Let’s Ride This Dragon – Dedication Brings Power – Caroline is joined by ally Alex Steffan to align with the rising culture of reverent ingenuity, to celebrate the book which he edited, "World Changing – A User’s Guide For the 21st Century."
Dedication invites power…Native Wind Power. Caroline welcomes back Bob Gough, lawyer for the Lakota Sioux, and secretary of COUP, the Inter Tribal Council on Utility Policy, to report back on how once again native wisdom is gonna save our ass. "Harvesting the wind is a great way to heal Grandmother Earth and restore sustainable tribal … Continued
After the election, woo-hoo! democracy and the Constitution take a deep gulp of air, vitalizing an era of deeper investigation, subpoenas, accountability, so that the democratic experiment may continue. We vow to never again abdicate power to those with callous and treasonous disregard for life. More than perfectly Caroline welcomes Steven Jones (former) Professor of … Continued
