9.9.9 a day of interconnectedness and interdependence awareness

An Interconnected Vision from the inside out from:
http://www.interconnectedness090909.org/

A deep sense of interconnectedness, or oneness, is at the core of decisions and actions that are life affirming and good for the whole. In other words, it will bring forth an environmentally sustainable, fulfilling and socially just human presence.

By organising a global 24 hour event with a focus and concentration on celebrating interconnectedness, we manifest and attract more of what we want on a global scale: a greater sense of interconnectedness as a foundation for a world that works for all life.

A shift from separation to oneness, a shift from Illness to WEllness.”

Stand By Me… Playing for Change…

The Bells are Ringing…

Peace Worldwide, one love, one heart, starts from the inside…

It’s never too late to make the world a better place!

Happy 09.09.09

http://playingforchange.com

ainemon (Marshelese)
alafia (Yoruba)
al-lebe-laga (Cherokee)
altyerre (Arrernte - Australian)
aman (Urdu)
amani (Swahili)
asomdwoe (Twi)
baris (Turkish)
beke (Hungarian)
bakea (Basque)
damai (Indonesian)
filemu (Somoan)
fridur (Icelandic, Faroese)
fred (Swedish, Danish, Norwegian)
frieden (German, Austrian)
hei-wa (Japanese)
heddwch (Welsh)
her-ping (Chinese - Manarin)
wo-ping (Chinese - Cantonese)
hoa-binh (Vietnamese)
ha-ga-goo-chun (Armenian)
itsikya-ta (Crow)
irene (Greek)
inkchtanba (Mongolian)
kapayapaan (Tagalog)
lay-na (Berber)
lolma (Hopi)
maluhia (Hawaiian)
melino (Tongan)
mier (Slovak)
miers (Latvian)
mir (Bulgarian, Russian, Serbian)
myr (Ukrainian)
mir (Croatian, Bosnian)
mir (Czech)
mitsumpun (Lao)
nabad (Somali)
nyen-chan-ya (Burmese)
pace (Italian, Romanian)
paci (Maltese)
paco (Esperanto)
paix (French)
pas (Chamorro)
pau (Catalan)
pax (Latin)
paz (Spanish, Portuguese)
peace (English)
pokoj (Polish)
pyung-kwa (Korean)
quasi kawsay (Quechua)
rahu (Estonian)
rangi marie (Maori)
rauha (Finnish)
runyararo (Shone)
salam (Arabic)
salam (Amharic - Ethiopian, Egyptian)
samaya (Singhalese)
samadanum (Tamil)
santee-paap (Thai)
santee-peap (Cambodian)
shalom (Hebrew)
shanti (Hndi)
she da (Tibetan)
shandahi (Shoshone)
slochain / she-o-kon (Irish Gaelic)
sith / shee (Scotish Gaelic)
solh (Farsi, Persian, Dari, Iranian, Afghan)
tay-byng (Tuvan)
taika (Lithuanian)
tick/ keb (Khoe-Khoe)
udo (Ibo)
ukutala (Zulu)
vrede (dutch, Flemish, Afrikaans)
wolakata (Lakota)

This looks to be a wonderful film for re-connecting to our interdependence with the earth and each other…. well done! Can’t wait to see it!

-BMJ

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Director Kim Kindersley proudly announces the release of the long awaited film - Whaledreamers

With the current concerns over global warming and the future of humanity seemingly hanging in the balance comes a story of hope, awakening and reconciliation.

Whaledreamers is the heartfelt story of the return of an aboriginal whale dreaming tribe from the edge of extinction and the equally, long journey of the whales, not only to survive the slaughter by man, but to engage the human race into waking up in time.

At a time when our collective consciousness is focused on issues pertaining to our indigenous ancestors and the fragile state of our environment, comes a powerful film, which unites four people from very different cultures. One a song man from a dispossessed aboriginal tribe, Bunna Lawrie; another, a filmmaker from a distant land, British director, Kim Kindersley; the third, musician and activist, Julian Lennon, and lastly acclaimed Australian actor and story teller, Jack Thompson.

Over fifteen years in the making, across five continents and oceans, Whaledreamers is a personal odyssey for British filmmaker, Kim Kindersley in his quest to find his spiritual roots, while experiencing the extraordinary connection, both ancient and modern, between humanity and the cetaceans.

“Indigenous wisdom has never been more relevant for humanity than now” Julian Lennon
This thought provoking film makes its World Premiere at The Hayden Orpheum, Cremorne September 17

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CLICK HERE for the film trailer and website