The spirit that I am advocating is reframing how we view the world, and shifting from the negativity of lack and "not enough" to the positive frame of aligning with Nature.

Hope is not what we find in evidence, it's what we become in action.

I had no identity [when I was 27] - I was terrified that somebody would ask me what I was doing, and I would have no answer.

I've grown certain that the root of all fear is that we've been forced to deny who we are.

What we see today is a world movement represented by the World Social Forum, involving all sorts of interactions across cultures, not to create some new "ism," but to learn as we walk and to create more democratic forms of social organization that re-embed economic life in community.

Approaches to growing food that align with nature changed human relationships.

With an eco-mind, we get ready for surprises, for we realize it's just not possible to know what's possible.