The world is always ending somewhere, and another always being born. How to Survive the End of the World (A Climate Strike Sermon) | Facebook

“I’m striking from daycare for this.” Toddler in the labyrinth painted on the street by climate activists yesterday in downtown San Francisco. Photo by @charitykahn #climatestrike @xrsfbay https://www.instagram.com/p/B24yKAep1bT/?igshid=edzr4tjrp3sn

galaxy cluster :: I slice open the watermelon

Son, observe the time (at Old St Mary’s Cathedral) https://www.instagram.com/p/B2xS2h_paK_/?igshid=15tmhla16disn

blue sky moonreminding me of all the starsI cannot see photo by Hernán Piñera/Flickr

Meanwhile at the #climatestrike I hung out with a very chill group of Buddhists at the back of the march, right behind 1,000 Grandmothers and just in front of the cops (at Downtown San Francisco) https://www.instagram.com/p/B2vV5zWprAt/?igshid=xazucj9l7zix

mañana https://www.instagram.com/p/B2nTgoBJTBN/?igshid=fp7wgy3o02x7

a little bit smaller and a little bit higher each morning :: moon

stray ball–a shower of golden pollenfrom the cedar

African American Zen teacher angel Kyoto williams succinctly makes the link between climate crisis and racism when she says, “The reason we continue to degrade the earth is that we continue to degrade each other.” Developing a Mindful Approach to Earth Justice Work – Kosmos Journal

purplishthe pampas grass plumesbeside the graffiti

I’m having some trouble with Step 1 https://www.instagram.com/p/B2NYgQnpX1q/?igshid=1pc0wd6xvgdi6