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What is Eclectic Recovery?
Hi. I'm Angela. Eclectic Recovery is my blog and I welcome you to its pages.
ER began as an exploration into my ongoing issues with addiction/mental illness and the solutions I employed and experiences I went through attempting to navigate a course to health. Mostly they have been unsuccessful and ridiculous. Such, I find, is much of life.
My own problems with addiction have led me to catch onto the fact that virtually the entire world is addicted and that a forced detox is imminent. Peak oil, climate change & continued destruction, imperialism, corruption, global financial and food insecurity - these things will not go away just because we don't look.
My recent intense self-education into these issues still feels way behind the curve. At the same time, I realize that the majority of folks still can't stomach the topics and are in deep denial of our dilemma. But becoming informed and taking action, accepting responsbility and stepping up to the plate are going to, at the very least, make it much easier when you release that last breath. At best, you could get to be part of a revolution for change that will move us from an oiil-based, patriarchally defined way of life towards a reverence based society wherein all life is honored and we become, again, just another part of that life.
There's a lot of information out there and I believe I've gotten pretty good at separating the wheat from the chaff. I am called to provide anyone who happens to visit ER the good information I'm finding and attempt to engage them in action.
Peacefully. Respectfully.
ER is no longer just a personal blog. It's political, too.
July 11, 2010
ER began as an exploration into my ongoing issues with addiction/mental illness and the solutions I employed and experiences I went through attempting to navigate a course to health. Mostly they have been unsuccessful and ridiculous. Such, I find, is much of life.
My own problems with addiction have led me to catch onto the fact that virtually the entire world is addicted and that a forced detox is imminent. Peak oil, climate change & continued destruction, imperialism, corruption, global financial and food insecurity - these things will not go away just because we don't look.
My recent intense self-education into these issues still feels way behind the curve. At the same time, I realize that the majority of folks still can't stomach the topics and are in deep denial of our dilemma. But becoming informed and taking action, accepting responsbility and stepping up to the plate are going to, at the very least, make it much easier when you release that last breath. At best, you could get to be part of a revolution for change that will move us from an oiil-based, patriarchally defined way of life towards a reverence based society wherein all life is honored and we become, again, just another part of that life.
There's a lot of information out there and I believe I've gotten pretty good at separating the wheat from the chaff. I am called to provide anyone who happens to visit ER the good information I'm finding and attempt to engage them in action.
Peacefully. Respectfully.
ER is no longer just a personal blog. It's political, too.
July 11, 2010
Gulf Coast
Become Informed
- Carolyn Baker
- Citizens for Legitimate Government
- Community Solutions
- Corp Watch
- Culture Change
- Derrick Jensen
- Food Freedom
- Insurgent American
- Life After the Oil Crash
- Michael Ruppert From the Wilderness
- Permaculture Institute
- Planet Waves
- Post Carbon Institute
- Starhawk's Permaculture Resource Page
- Survival Acres
Friends and Neighbors
- African Alchemy
- Alceon's Blog/Site
- All Who Wander Are Not Lost
- Aquila ka Hecate
- Becoming Myself
- Carla Sanders Touching Art
- Guilty With an Explanation
- Hamguin's Hide-Not
- Happy Luau
- Hope Peace Chamber
- I Blame the Patriarchy
- Jennifer Graf Groneberg
- Kikipotamus the Hobo
- Kundalini Splendor
- Letting Go
- Lunar Musings
- Lunea Wetherstone's Blogue
- Orgasmic Alchemy
- Political Waves / Judith Gayle
- Running High
- S'up
- Sherri Blossoms
- Sobriety is Exhausting
- Sohpia's Children
- Sparkle
- Tales of Inglewood
- Thailand Gal
- The Electric Orchid Hunter
- The Girl Who Looked in the Mirror
- The Practical Vampire Slayer
- Trout Clan Campfire
- Wade Knee Deep
1 comment:
Oh how I love this quote and Kahil Girbran...thank you Angela for the quote and the picture, I hope you are doing well and glad to see a post.
love gabi
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