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Wendy's Blog

"One thing I love dearly about living on our Earth.
She is always changing and requiring all
who live amongst her bounty to adapt to her changes.
In this way she is reminding us that we do
have the strength to adapt along with her.
To live on our Earth IS to adapt, always."

Wendy Campbell

'Being' with what we have, with thanks to Tennyson's poem "Ulysses" acceptance gratitude growing older growing strong kindness to self Jan 27, 2020

Though much is taken, much abides; and though
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Be What Gives You Joy: the 8th Seed of Hope gratitude growing older hope joy kindness natural world seeds of hope Jun 30, 2019

As winter cools our planet’s southern hemisphere, and summer...

Growing Older ... and Less gratitude growing older hope love making a difference Nov 01, 2018

Today I woke in pain. Nothing like the mornings after each

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Life’s lessons: Step up, follow your dream, be kind and don’t be scared courage growing older growing strong kindness life lessons making a difference purpose Jun 02, 2018

This is an amazingly positive message from a young woman who...

5 Life Lessons from an Ageing Activist adaptable co-creation gratitude growing older kindness letting go love making a difference making choices peace resilience Jul 24, 2017

When I was 16 years old, my first goal to change the world f...

When I Die: Lessons from the Death Zone acceptance courage gratitude growing older growing strong love making a difference making choices Jun 06, 2014

Watching this video transported me back to my own experience...

Wendy's Blog

"One thing I love dearly about living on our Earth.She is always changing and requiring allwho live amongst her bounty to adapt to her changes.In this way she is reminding us that we dohave the strength to adapt along with her.To live on our Earth IS to adapt, always."Wendy Campbell

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"One thing I love dearly about living on our Earth.
She is always changing and requiring all
who live amongst her bounty to adapt to her changes.
In this way she is reminding us that we do
have the strength to adapt along with her.
To live on our Earth IS to adapt, always."

Wendy Campbell