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015 ~ worldwide connected: Water ~ 13-July-2017
Posted
by Wolfgang on Thursday, 13 July 2017
This
is the first worldwide podcast episode, co-hosted by Kevin Hester,
New Zealand, and Wolfgang Werminghausen, Germany. We are talking
about the role of water in abrupt climate change, the lack of water,
floods, risk for nuclear power plants and the inner connection with
the whole nature, that can be experienced with water.
Kevin
Hester is
living on Rakino Island, a small Island near Auckland New Zealand. He
is a lifelong activist for ecology, for peace, against nuclear power
and weapons and since some years he is tireless warning the world’s
public about the dire consequences of the ongoing abrupt climate
change. He is the living example, that the assumption, someone who is
certain about the near term human extinction, will do nothing
anymore, is really bullshit. We can laugh about that.
Wolfgang
Werminhausen is
living in Münster, Germany. He has 4 children and is more than half
of his life father of children. After study of psychology and working
as psychotherapist, he had a trip into the world of finance for some
years. With the insight, that the economic paradigm of infinite
growth is a delusion and does harm ecologically, it was only a small
step to Guy McPherson’s theses of abrupt climate change and the
near-term human extinction.
Kevin
and Wolfgang really have a different temper, you‘ll hear it
obviously. So this an experiment, if this teamwork is working. Of
course, we have one aim: to connect people in these dire times of
collapsing bio-systems. Please give a comment on facebook.
Thich
Nhat Hanh, a famous buddhist master from Vietnam:
“People usually consider walking on water or in thin air a miracle. But I think the real miracle is not to walk either on water or in thin air, but to walk on earth. Every day we are engaged in a miracle which we don't even recognize: a blue sky, white clouds, green leaves, the black, curious eyes of a child -- our own two eyes. All is a miracle.”
Links
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Grief ritual with a water-bowl, at the end of this podcast episode with Azul Thome
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