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Thrive







 I just watched an amazingly wonderful movie/documentary called Thrive.  It deals with the many critical problems that we are facing on a global scale such as environmental, political, financial, the many toxins that attack our bodies, and the many divisive issues that separate us and keep us from seeing the planet with a larger more comprehensive view. It doesn’t stop there though. It also proposes a number of creative solutions that we can all get involved in. It concludes that the transformation of the planet begins with LOVE. Love for all of humanity, love for the environment, love for the children of today and all generations to come. I can’t say enough good things about this movie. I hope you will watch it and share it with others. I would love to hear your thoughts about it. Have a great day!

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