Tell a New Story: September 2015

Thursday, September 3, 2015

In memory of Bob Ouradnik, the Tell a New Story blog site is now being maintained and updated by Emerging Ecology. Bob participated in some of the conversations that inspired the formation of Emerging Ecology. Emerging Ecology will promote this blog site in its forthcoming newsletters.

A Point to Ponder

"When I was little, thunderstorms frightened me, so when the rumbling began, my father would wrap me in a blanket and carry me onto the porch and hold me close as the sky flashed and the air shook and the rain poured down. Safe in his arms, I soon came to love the boom and crash.

So when my own two children were little. first Eva and then Jesse. I wrapped them in blankets and carried them, onto the porch to watch the lightning and hear the thunder and feel the mist and smell the rain. Now I am doing the same for my grand-children. Maybe one day a parent or grandparent will hold you during a storm and then you will not only read what I'm saying but feel it in your bones."

Excerpt from Moral Ground, p 46-7, by Scott Russell Sanders,
as recorded by Kathleen Deanne Moore & Michael P. Nelson

About This Blog

Welcome to "Tell A New Story" Blog:

This is a team blog with a growing group of authors dedicated to discussing the future. We believe we are in history-changing times. Our goal is to make tomorrow a better day with increased understanding and cooperation between all of Earth's sentient beings.

We hold a dream that new paradigms can be unveiled to replace old processes that no longer enhance life. For example: we envision a breakthrough in international law that will spread equality in justice in wider and wider circles around the world. We also see a way for life style changes to contribute to an equal access to resources and opportunities.

Thoughtful people are invited to help. We need you to comment, you to invite others to read these offerings, and good writers to author good postings. Any reader is welcome to comment. Come. Join our effort.

Administrator, Bob Ouradnik

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