Insight into Happiness: Carl Jung
•November 2, 2009 • Leave a CommentSpiritual insights – Buddha
•November 2, 2009 • Leave a CommentAnnie Update – mashup Celebration:
•October 31, 2009 • Leave a CommentAnnie Lennox is doing some amazing Humanitarian work. I just updated my “All about Annie” page.. Not much there yet, but it’s slowly growing and opening up like a beautiful Lotus flower!..
Annie’s Recent Mash-Up:
As a celebration of “All Things Annie”
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Quote: The Dalai Lama ~
•October 26, 2009 • Leave a CommentBuddhist Dialogue ~continued:
•October 26, 2009 • Leave a CommentThousand candles, quote: The Buddha
•October 26, 2009 • Leave a CommentLeonardo da Vinci
•October 24, 2009 • Leave a CommentAnnie Lennox recieves Honorary Degree recognising her relentless contributions and devotion to the campaign against HIV/AIDS Children’s and Womens Health Issues, In Edinburgh, Scotland
•October 24, 2009 • Leave a CommentAbove: Annie Lennox picture with Bono.
This honorary doctorate is presented by the University of Edinburgh, Dr. Annie Lennox has also given her backing to a University led study..
Superstar, acclaimed singer, songwriter, human rights activist, social entrepreneur, bombshell, self-proclaimed laptop activist and now; Doctor Annie Lennox…
~ The heartiest of Congratulations is extended to you for recognition by academia, as a pioneer, and dedicated human rights campaigner in the field of care and treatment for children living with HIV, and women with Aids sufferers, for treatment and prevention.
There are stunning, and beautiful pictures, of Dr. Lennox on her website House of Me:
University of Edinburgh, October 22, 2009.
http://www.annielennox.com/news.php?newsItem=1701
Watch Annie Lennox talk at the Global Philanthropy Forum/: On Human Rights; and her reasons for involvement: & in her words “music making with a Purpose” And “Song with a message” ~
To learn more about Annie Lennox’s Foundation for SING:
http://www.annielennoxsing.com/
Eco-Activist: Almudena Fernandez, model and Environmental Ambassador
•October 21, 2009 • Leave a CommentGreenpeace campaign Ambassador Spanish model, Almudena Fernandez. (above)
Website: http://almudenafernandez.info/
Spanish model and eco-ambassador Almudena Fernandez, ELLE ENVIROMENTAL AND ECOLOGY Award 2008
Above and Beyond
~ ‘Miracle’
COUNTDOWN To UN Climate Summit in Copenhagen
•October 21, 2009 • Leave a Comment“We only have one planet. We’re all in this together. And we can’t sit back and wait for those who govern to legislate our way to a healthier, greener future. We need community-based leadership. Let’s make those changes ourselves right now, where we live every day – in our homes, workplaces and communities.”
~ David Suzuki Foundation
http://www.davidsuzuki.org/Take_Action/
http://www.davidsuzuki.org/Climate_Change/Projects/Climate_Summit/default.asp?tr=y&auid=5487331
A word from David Suzuki on Blog Action Day
“The world is counting down to the climate-change meetings in Copenhagen in December.
As a northern nation with the longest marine coastline of any nation, Canada has people, economic sectors and ecosystems that are particularly vulnerable to climate change. Inuit have been telling us for decades that they are witnessing the effects of climate change in the Arctic. Because our economy depends on agriculture, fisheries, forestry and tourism, which are all very climate sensitive, our economic future will be impacted.
It is in Canada’s best interest to take strong action to reduce our emissions. And do not be placated by promises of carbon capture and storage (CCS). This is a completely untried technology with enormous problems of cost as well as unanswered questions about long-term stability of the carbon put under ground as well as the ecological implications of underground storage. CCS is pie-in-the-sky technology meant to lull us into thinking we can carry on with business as usual. We cannot.
Indications are that the Government of Canada is doing all it can to water down science-based targets and timetables. We can make a difference by letting the government know that we want Canada to sign an ambitious, fair and binding agreement at the UN climate summit in Copenhagen in December. One simple thing you can do right now is send a message to Canada’s prime minister and leaders of the opposition in the House of Commons. Yesterday, 8,000 Canadians sent a message and joined millions of people around the world taking action. You can send your message from our UN Climate Summit page.”
- By David Suzuki
DAVID SUZUKI FOUNDATION:
http://www.davidsuzuki.org/
Blog Action Day:
http://www.davidsuzuki.org/












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