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A GREAT edit of the before and after at a movie showing!!!

 

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Butterfly Project sponsored a screening of the movie in Los Angeles, and I was thrilled to see this video they produced of  Whitley Strieber doing a dynamite job introducing the movie (thank you, thank you, thank you Whitley), and the sharp panel afterwards, where two of the stars of the film, Barbara Lamb and Shawn Randall, and Mary Duprey, the editor, joined me in a display of girl power. This is edited by Carey Campbell, with lots of circle imagery to look at while we dish about the circles. I love this footage (thank you Carey). Please have a look!

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L.A. Event “Aliens Among Us” — including me

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Okay, so this title is a bit of a tease. I am a featured presenter in this program on June 16, not one of “them.” (Then again, perhaps the event folks have blown my cover!). If you are in L.A., do come!

Actually, L.A. is the hub of a network of Evolver groups all over the U.S. and beyond, who meet monthly in ‘spores.’ Other cities may be showing some version of my movie, as the L.A. event will.

Here’s what Evolver is all about:

Evolver is a new social network for conscious collaboration. It provides a platform for individuals, communities, and organizations to discover and share the new tools, initiatives, and ideas that will improve our lives and change the world. Evolver promotes sexy sustainability, yoga glamor, and shaman chic.

Are you an evolver? Evolvers are hope fiends and Utopian pragmatists. We see the creative chaos of this time as a great gift and opportunity to rethink, reconnect, and reinvent. Evolvers appreciate pristine mountains, open source economics, and the precocious laughter of small children. Evolvers belong to the regenerative culture of the future, being born here and now.

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