Every day we face many events. Some of these may have an impact on our lives. It is up to us choosing how to act, without labelling what happens as positive or negative. We are in control.

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Every day we face many events. Some of these may have an impact on our lives. It is up to us choosing how to act, without labelling what happens as positive or negative. We are in control.

“It is in the nature of the mind that the more we cultivate and familiarize ourselves with positive emotions, the more powerful they become.”
His Holiness the great 14th Dalai Lama
Source: Positive Emotions – Silent Songs of Sonsnow


It was late when I reached the tiny shelter on the west coast, but it was free, so I didn’t have to walk on to find a place to pitch my tent
Text and drawing by Frits Ahlefeldt
Walking the Bornholm coast trail, here I am on the west coast in mid November
Video 38s.
Original artwork and digital version of the di02389


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« Amazon Rainforest Magic presents a world that at first might seem whimsical, where people, animals, and plants joke, conspire, and argue with each other. The serious point is that humans are no more important than any of the other creatures – all are mutually dependent, some are just more aware of it than others.
The plants and the animals, each with special knowledge, accompany the hero, Namowë, as he embarks on a life-saving quest for a cure for his ailing youngest sister. When he embarks on this exciting journey through the jungle, he has already taken a big step toward maturity.
Behind the charming artwork and story is a clear message that we humans are not separate from our environment and that to put ourselves above nature is arbitrary and ultimately counter-productive. »
Review by John L. Pope

More information about the book series is here:
Yanomami boy’s surprise friend in the jungle!
Sometimes we miss the most beautiful moments – DON’T MISS THIS ONE!
A 38 second film with Namowë, a Yanomami boy in the Alto Orinoco region, Amazonas, Venezuela
Yanomami boy’s surprise friend in the jungle is an excerpt of a film by Barbara Crane Navarro of instants of daily life of a Yanomami community in the Amazon Rainforest of Venezuela made to accompany the children’s book series: “Amazon Rainforest Magic” “La Magie de l’Amazonie” and “La Magia de la Amazonia”

I created this 13 minute 16 second film of instants of daily life of a Yanomami community in the Amazon Rainforest to accompany my children’s book series: “Amazon Rainforest Magic” “La Magie de l’Amazonie” and “La Magia de la Amazonia”
– Here’s some information for anyone wondering why this longer version of the Yanomami film, originally posted in June 2014 and viewed over 26,000 times, has recently been rated “over 18”: The Yanomami women in the film have bare torsos and small children are unclothed, as is traditional for them. There are no scenes that could be considered in any way suggestive. These moments of Yanomami daily life are woven with illustrations from my books of the “Amazon Rainforest Magic” series, available in three languages, both volumes of which show my drawings of Yanomami women and girls with bare torsos.
Thousands of copies of my books have been purchased for schools by a school book distribution company in Pennsylvania, U.S.A. I’ve also shown this film in schools while discussing Yanomami community life in the Amazon Rainforest for decades to acclaim by teachers, parents and students of all ages.
I hope you enjoy it!


Bill Laurance, James Cook University Campaigns and boycotts get the attention of large corporations, because they hit them where it hurts: their reputation and market share. Campaigns and #boycotts get the attention of large corporations, because they hit them where it hurts: their reputation and market share #Boycottpalmoil #Boycott4Wildlife Tweet In October 2000, I was driving through downtown Boise, Idaho, and nearly careered off the road. Just in front of me was a giant inflatable Godzilla-like dinosaur, well over 30m tall. It was towering over the headquarters of Boise Cascade, one of North America’s biggest wood products corporations. For […]
Boycotts are a crucial weapon to fight environment-harming firms — Palm Oil Detectives
An attorney representing two women who he says testified before the House ethics committee has claimed that the former congressman Matt Gaetz paid both women for sex and that one of the women alleged she witnessed Gaetz having sex with a minor.
The new allegations were revealed by the attorney Joel Leppard during an interview with ABC News on Monday – less than a week after Gaetz resigned from Congress following his nomination by Donald Trump to serve as attorney general in his second administration.
In the interview, Leppard claimed that his clients were paid by Gaetz using Venmo and said that one of the women testified to the committee that she saw Gaetz at a house party in 2017 having sex with a 17-year-old girl.
“She testified that in July of 2017 at his house party, she was walking out to the pool area, and she looked to her right, and she saw Rep Gaetz having sex with her friend, who was 17,” Leppard said.
Ahead of the Senate’s consideration of Gaetz’s nomination, Leppard said that he believed “several questions demand answers”, adding: “What if multiple credible witnesses provided evidence of behavior that would constitute serious criminal violations?”
Source: Trump pick Matt Gaetz under further scrutiny amid fresh allegations | Matt Gaetz | The Guardian


Leading Māori figures from across Aotearoa New Zealand have sounded the alarm over the government’s changes to policies that affect Māori, after analysis by the Guardian highlighted the far-reaching scope of the proposals.
The policy shifts proposed by the rightwing coalition have been described by experts as “chilling” and “dangerous” and have created a “deeply fractured” relationship between Māori and the crown, or ruling authorities.
Source: Tens of thousands march to New Zealand parliament to protest controversial Māori treaty bill – live
Video from my hike along the west-coast of Bornholm, Danish island in the Baltic Sea
Lucky with the weather, no rain, and very mild for November, continue my hiking experiment making storyline videos from my hikes with the drawn sketches as starting point.
And sell the originals to finance my next steps, you can see my Storyline originals up for sale here if you would like to help me continue 🙂
My 36s. Videoclip:


See my whole storyline grid here
New research from an international team of scientists, recently published in the journal Nature, finds that 830,000 square miles of deforested land in humid tropical regions — an area larger than Mexico — could regrow naturally if left on its own. Five countries — Brazil, Indonesia, China, Mexico, and Colombia — account for 52% of the estimated potential regrowth. According to the researchers, that would boost biodiversity, improve water quality and availability, and suck up 23.4 gigatons of carbon over the next three decades.
“A rainforest can spring up in one to three years — it can be brushy and hard to walk through,” said Matthew Fagan, a conservation scientist and geographer at the University of Maryland, Baltimore County and a coauthor of the paper. “In five years, you can have a completely closed canopy that’s 20 feet high.” Fagan said he’s walked in rainforests in Costa Rica whose canopies reach 60 feet up “that are 10 to 15 years old. It just blows your mind.”
Source: How do you save a rainforest? Leave it alone | LAist

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