A place to discuss The Village of Ordinary and the vision of a peaceful world. Share the vision.
One of the most exciting environmental stories in a long time is this one. A dedicated researcher/activist in rural India, Padmashree Dr. Anil Joshi, using modern and ancient technologies, proved that it is possible to recharge small aquifers and spr...
Image by Sean Rogers1 via FlickrI just discovered another must-read, must-follow blogger, Tamara Cameron of A passion shared. A "seeker of health, happiness and all things green and local," Tamara's latest posts include Food, Health, Life & Micha...
May all people everywhere soon celebrate independence and freedom, and may we all make peace. Thomas Berry gives us much reason to hope.I would suggest that we see these early years of the 21st century as the period when we discover the great communi...
Denise Cerreta wants to eliminate world hunger. She started in her own neighborhood, Salt Lake City, Utah, in 2003, when she opened One World Cafe, serving delicious, in-season organic food. Her vision was to provide a living wage to each of her emp...
Image by .faramarz via FlickrWhile every aspect of Ordinary exists or has existed somewhere on the planet, the world of Ordinary does not yet exist, as is so evident with recent events in Iran and North Korea.People in Iran risk their lives every day...
Image by misterarasmus via FlickrAfter its recent election, and in the face of hundreds of thousands, possibly millions of protesters demanding an investigation into what they suspected was a fraudulent result, the Iranian government silenced foreign...
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Robin EastonThis is a beautiful blog. I strongly like the idea of seeing the simple and extraordinary in the ordinary. I LOVE that ability in myself and in others. Good for you!!! Nice clean site, great photos and layout. I like it.
nardeeismsI am all for finding the extraordinary out of the ordinary. Your simple but pure format and words work for me - Nards
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