Robin Replies:
Hi Shirl, Thank you for dropping by and a HUGE HUG for helping. I am deeply grateful. Hugs, Robin

Who could not heed your eloquent plea? I will do as you ask, and Stumble your page, as well.

Without wilderness to explore, we lose much of the mystery and richness of Creation, not to mention all that habitat and so many species, and the diminishing of the food chain we rely on for our existence…

Robin Easton Writes:
Dear Lynda, thank you for this beautiful comment on WHY we NEED wilderness. It is a wonderful quote. One you ought to save. It sums it all up in one sentence and is a reflection of your own heart!

Robin Easton Writes:
Hey Theresa, thanks for this info. I checked this out and it is SO creative and fun and good for the mind. I love brainteasers. Thank you for sharing this.

Robin Easton Writes:
Bless you for doing this Jeff. Hopefully we can save some of the trees that you wrote so lovingly about…along with the amazing creature that live in that rainforest. Thank you for caring.

I have been opening to this poetry thing that lurks in the recesses of my mind, and today I added a step to my post preparation; I closed my eyes for about a minute to get a feel. When I do this, I just write whatever comes and then sort it out after. The result is that I wrote my very first post about ecological issues, specifically the rainforest. I had no idea where it came from, and I was already writing before even I realized my topic

I know where it came from now. God bless you for your strong connectedness, and for the beneficial impact on protecting our sacred earth that you are. I did not really know why I suddenly clicked your name on my blogcatalog until it resulted in another “coincidence” that encourages me. I hope you are encouraged as well. Namaste’ — jb

Robin Easton Writes:
What a wonderful comment and more importantly experience on your part. Just amazing what can happen when we have an open mind and spirit. Your tree poem is fantastic. I read it 3 times. The last two lines are a really punchy wrap up, which catches the read totally off guard and makes them “fee”. I was very impressed. And yes, I believe we are all connected in ways we often grossly underestimate, connected to each other and the planet….the universe. Also know that I am GREATLY encouraged! Your site is a real gem, a powerful reflection of your spirit!

Robin Easton Writes:
Dear sweet Janet, you do me a great honor and I am deeply touched by your kind gift.
Many hugs,
Robin

Robin Easton Writes
Dear Beautiful Evita, thank you for helping me with this. I really liked what you said re: “…every little bit helps and lots of small bits, make a big difference!” Often many people feel that their one vote or one signature couldn’t possibly make a difference. And from that place of giving up they can spiral downward into hopelessness. When in fact, as you say, “every little bit” is a LOT because it is joined with many other little bits. AND when we “take action” and add our signature or place our vote (and we do it as often as we can with the causes we believe in) it can be a very uplifting experience because we then feel connected to the greater good. Thank you for sharing you wisdom. Hugs, Robin

Robin Easton Writes:
Dear Cindy, thank you, thank you, for helping with this!! I am very grateful! Bless you.