It's a Journey

[green_jenni]

I spent most of my 20s exploring spirituality and part of that time wondering how by using certain spiritual principles I could make the world a better place. But it always seemed to be just about the "woo woo" and not enough about concrete action.

I spent most of my 30s exploring activism (both active and the armchair sort, such as this blog), but

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[sylvanfae]

I'd love to hear about what that conversation covered. Was it spiritual?

Ecovillages/urban villages is where I seem to be heading, in my activism/life's work. If I wasn't dealing with a bunch of personal stuff at the moment, I'd be diving right into getting involved in Urban Village SLC, I think. I intend to, later on. So I'm right behind you. =)

[sylvanfae]

Oh and how did you end up talking to her?

I'm just curious, and I like a good story. =)

We should have a chat sometime soon.

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Dear Jen,

I just have a quick question for you but couldn't find an email so had to resort to this. I am a progressive blogger. Please email me back at barbaraobrien@maacenter.org when you get a chance. Thanks.

Barbara

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