An enlightened talk with Sohie Grégoire Trudeau:
This whole interview is very hopeful!
Some highlights:
“Little baby steps. . . the little things you do in your life have a ripple effect whether you are investing in your community, at your library, in your classroom, whether you are having a discussion to shift a paradigm, to shift a conversation, or to push an envelope with your own parents.
“You know sometimes people don’t find allies in their own families so it’s difficult for them to say, ‘You know what I’m going to use my voice and change the world’ and when it’s not in your own family unit, these people have to know there are allies along the way, everywhere — this is truth — this is one of the things I’ve been realizing in the past 15-20 years by telling my story and meeting people is that there are allies everywhere.
“We are just waiting for everyone to join in. . . We are living in a very fragmented world.
“We must unite, organize better, and people who want to see more similarities in other human beings than want to see differences because that is the truth – that we are more alike than we are different. . .
“Language is extremely important. How we talk about others, how we talk about ourselves, self-Love, self-care, self-respect. . . the more integrity we build within ourselves, our children feed off of that.
“We should be quite careful and responsible for how we hold ourselves and how we talk about other people, especially between women.
“We should have our backs. We should be our own allies.”

Thank you to everyone joining on Zoom and at home with huge gratitude to our star sisters and brothers, angels and archangels, the Ascended Masters, Divine Mother/Father, beloved Gaia and everyOne.
Thank you to everyone joining on Zoom and at home with huge gratitude to our star sisters and brothers, angels and archangels, the Ascended Masters, Divine Mother/Father, beloved Gaia and everyOne.
British Columbia set 54 heat records Saturday, June 26.



A few months ago on a Sunday, I made a pot of soup, forgot to turn the burner off and went out the door, oblivious of the disruption that was to transpire.
