Wild Mind
towards supporting emergence of wild minded thinking
All too often when we are in crisis and pain, we are drugged away from the community's sight. Wheather we are suvivors of war at home, overseas, tramatic sudden insights to the horror of our culture, we are going outside what is proscribed for us to think or feel in. Some of us are undergoing spiritual transformation. We need to think out of our narrow mind ...learn more
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Brian Herod
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I have worked for the past three years on the restoration of Japhet Creek. With schools and neighbors, we've been working to restore a creek near downtown Houston that's been a dumping ground for decades.