The following excerpt is from a longer talk recorded at Simon Fraser University in Vancouver, Canada. The topic of the evening was “Wisdom Working for Climate Change.” People of the world are unconsciously mourning the devastating impact we are having on our planet. Stephen Jenkinson answers the question “Is it too late to avoid catastrophe?” To learn more about Stephen Jenkinson and his teachings, visit orphanwisdom.com - Recorded and produced by Ian Mackenzie (ianmack.com)

2014 - Grief: Wisdom working for Climate Change by Stephen Jenkinson

☾ U R A T O R  of  ☾ O S M I ☾  ⋆ S O U N D S   

I'm the one in ballet shoes and a flowy dress on the D floor all night to sunrise. My dance is one of gratitude for the blessed opportunity to express myself through movement as well as being a tribute to my best friend and muse, Jazzy May. My style is both soft and strong with influences from ballet, Chinese classical, Butoh, soul train and tribal fusion. 

Dance is the language of my soul and music is my guide.  

I worship at the altars of Loïe Fuller, Fatima Robinson and Michael Jackson for their ingenious contributions to the art of dance.

"Don't follow me, I'm lost." — U.G. Krishnamurti
spiritual activist, lover of poetry & a proud Devonian (& for now, a lawyer)

2014 - Grief: Wisdom working for Climate Change by Stephen Jenkinson

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