Comments on: 12:12 – Awakening The Collective Dream

By: Sara

Sara — Wed, 27 Jan 2010 08:47:43 +0000

In raising consciousness, let’s be sure to honor the divine feminine in the form of women’s accomplishments, both past and present. To go along with what Elizabeth said, above: Years ago I worked at a textbook publishing company as an editorial associate. We were putting out the first book for junior high school kids about computers (I did say this was YEARS ago!). The whole book was about how men invented everything to do with computers. I received a tip from a feminist that it was a WOMAN who actually wrote the first computer program that worked. I told the Senior Editor about it, and he said if I did the research on my own time, I could slip it into the book. And that’s what I did! Who was this woman? Her name was Lady Augusta Lovelace, the daughter of Lord Byron. It’s an amazing story and I was proud to share it, knowing that many young girls would be benefitted. It was well worth the time it took to do the research. One never knows when something like that will come into your life, and you can choose to make a difference.

By: Elizabeth Bosse

Elizabeth Bosse — Wed, 02 Dec 2009 11:20:56 +0000

I work at an elementary school. As the school was observing Veterans’ Day, I was stuck with the realization of how many pages of our history books are dedicated to celebrating war and conquests. I’ve started picturing the history books I would love for children to read. Books that celebrate all the people who have found ways around conflict throughout the years. For example, William Penn is just mentioned briefly in my son’s textbook. Penn managed to start a colony while respecting the natives. The other colonies had conflicts with the native, Pennsylvania had peace.

By: Barbara McVey

Barbara McVey — Wed, 07 Oct 2009 21:27:18 +0000

Thank you for putting your writings online. The magazine has so many gems in it. The writings bring me back into balance and awareness. The energy of love and hope radiating from the words lift and open my heart. The pictures are beautiful. After reading and seeing the pictures, I often go to a new canvas and let those energies flow and intermingle with the colors my hands dance with. In gratitude and Blessings Barbara