Mary writes, speaks, and teaches workshops about how we can build a healthy, just, and fun future — while deepening our connections to one another.
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Before It’s Too Late
I look at the land as being part of a sacred covenant with our children and the coming generations. If we live for ourselves only, our lives are bereft of true legacy. But when we live in the presence of our ancestors, we also live for our descendants. To feel concern for the future is to bring a piece of eternity into the present and let it guide us.
February 19, 2019
