What does it take to effectively guide change? Life in Portland has been so inspiring, in just the last year I've connected with more beautiful people and life-long type friends than ever before. I have a job that sends me to asia and central america, only requires about 10 hours of work per week all from home, and a six digit salary. I'm living in a mansion with three amazing roommates on 26 acres in north Portland. I'm growing at the core of my being, realizing the true mystical powers of humankind.

but something doesn't seem right....so last week, I quit the job, moved out of the mansion, and put the few things I own in long-term storage. Now all I have is a 35 year old VW bus with "plunk the twanger" across the bumper, and my dog blu riding shotty. We're going ridin....ridin all the days, through the ancient forests to howl at the empty sky and run naked with old gods, chanting hindu mantras in the cold mountain streams.

This will be months or years of tuning in to my body, of deepening our connection with the mother spirit, of never holding back. The Earth is dying and it needs to be healed, we are Bodhisattva and this is our call . It begins with healing ourselves and then those around us, so that we can really fill our role on this planet as conscious directors of energy. I think that maybe one step to guiding change is to clear the decks and make room for that thing you desire, then forget about it and stay busy developing creativity and compassion....but i dunno!!

Anyhow, the vision is here, the decks are clear, there is no safety net, and I have NO IDEA where this path will lead......so in the meantime....PLUNK THE TWANGER man ;-)