Have you considered the idea of global oneness? Global Oneness Project travels the world finding stories about people, sustainability, spirituality, social justice and more. Check out their website to watch movies that make a difference.
If you haven't checked out "The Story Of Stuff" film yet, you are in for an eye opening 20 minutes. The film takes you through a provocative tour of the real costs of our consumer driven culture—from resource extraction to incineration.
3 young guys from California bought a video camera on EBay and decided to go to Africa in search of an interesting story. What they found was much more than that.
They found thousands of children commuting to sleep in the streets so they could avoid being abducted and forced into being soldiers.
I recently saw the movie Invisible Children. It reminded me that there is so much more out there in the world than just what I see in front of me. There are things to learn, stories to be told, and people who need our help.
Check out this powerful, heart-breaking and inspiring movie. Spread the word and do something good.
For warm, easy breezy ambiance and healthy and delicious macrobiotic meals in Israel, check out Carpathian Mountain House. Located in hippy Nachlaot in Jerusalem by a wonderful open-air market (shuk), it's walking distance from what's happening around town.
Drop by Carpathian Mountain House during the week:
Preparation:
1. Over medium flame, heat up brown rice syrup and peanut butter, vinegar and vanilla, stirring constantly until the mixture is smooth, thinned out and bubbling a little.
2. Pour onto crispy rice cereal in a large bowl and blend well with a wooden spoon.
3. Pour into a pyrex dish (or other pan) and flatten with a wet spatula.
4. Let cool. Slice and serve.
Serves 8
For more easy and awesome healthy recipes and a fun read check out "The Hip Chick's Guide to Macrobiotics" by Jessica Porter, which you can find on the sidebar of my blog under "Books I Love."
