Monday, February 12, 2018

Sometimes Heartbreak is A Necessary Thing...


We all feel it. You know we do. It's that low grade melancholy that is humming in the background of our days... like a radio accidentally left on behind the scenes... droning on for so long that we don't notice it's still there... we don't even hear it anymore.

We have become acclimatized to the murmur of looming extinction. On our present trajectory, if something isn't done, isn't changed, it's not a question of "if" anymore, but "when." We are so deeply gripped by the stages of grief, we can't recognize them for what they are. Denial... anger... fear... bargaining,.. depression... resignation... helplessness... acceptance.

Yes, denial is one simple way to deal with the unthinkable. Ignore it and it will go away. But something that spiritually demands attention and cannot be ignored... well, it haunts.

When humans are faced with overwhelming danger they default to 3 defenses: fight / flee / freeze. This film "How Do Humans Heal a World?" is designed to move grief that is frozen in place and inspire you to move through the grief to the place where we began and belong-- a place that's familiar, that feels like home. A place called "love." And there is where you make a difference. Love is where you heal the world.




Barbara is the Founder and Director of Walking Moon Studios, an international studio of artists dedicated to storytelling with art that moves-- metaphorically and literally. Walking Moon  films represent art with a message.

Sometimes Compassion Must Be Fierce: Revolution, Renewal and Angela Davis

Angela Davis Free Angela Art They predicted it would be standing room only, so I   came early; it offers me time to reflect. Sitting at   the edge of the balcony with my notebook and a   clear view of the entire concert hall, I’m startled by   a  wave of wistfulness. Suddenly and acutely, I am   aware of the passage of time, and momentarily,     the passing of an era that invigorated and felt right.

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She walks into the hall and a cheer goes up while a tear rolls down...


Read the story here.