By Cam Johnston on Mar 13, 2009 | Reply

Paul I friken love this video, I had forgotten about it till after your chat with us a few weeks ago. I downloaded it immediately and I listen and watch it now once a week. I still get goose bumps every time I see it.

There are actually 2 versions of the script, the one you have posted is great. The other one as a couple of lines which slay me …

How else can you stare at an empty canvas and see a work of art?
Or sit in silence and hear a song that’s never been written?
Or gaze at a red planet and see a laboratory on wheels?

Paul thanks for the post and thanks for all that you do.

Cam

PS – Looking forwards to next week

By Andreas Jaffe on Mar 13, 2009 | Reply

Dear Paul,

Your e-mail is so good that I answer it without
delay. You offer more brilliant ideas than I can
cope with just now.Visitors!
I will read more, but not everything. I am dis-
abled (several chronic problems) and ony have a
maximum of two or three years left. Age 76.
In the meantime, I want to do what I can.
Love from Andreas.

By Sean on Mar 13, 2009 | Reply

Thanks paul 🙂

GREAT Vid!

Yup, that hits the spot, some of the ideas that beam through this particular little node of time space named sean freak even me out!!!

I was just considering the word Daring today too, moments ago even, what perfect timing…

Peace
Sean

By Suzi on Mar 13, 2009 | Reply

Wow!

By Dr. Garry on Mar 13, 2009 | Reply

Good Morning, Paul

An Excellent video. Something to Watch, Listen to, and …Especially to APPLY.

We Must BE the Change We Wish to See!

We Must ACT in Accordance with Higher THOUGHTS … Divine Attitudes and Source Activities …

Now, Let’s Each and Everyone of Us … GO and Have A Wonderful, Healthy, Prosperous and Divine Day!

In Light, Love, Truth, Abundance and Joy.

Rev. Dr. Garry
Pastor, Metaphysician, Psychotherapist …
Change Agent, Angel of Light and Love …

By Andreas Jaffe on Mar 13, 2009 | Reply

Dear Paul,

Your e-mail is so good that I answer it without
delay. You offer more brilliant ideas than I can
cope with just now.Visitors!
I will read more, but not everything. I am dis-
abled (several chronic problems) and only may have a
maximum of two or three years left. Age 76.
In the meantime, I want to do what I can.
Love from Andreas.

By Jack Moberg on Mar 13, 2009 | Reply

Well that helps explain why my world keeps changing. I’m just not yet crazy enough to change the larger world around me. I’ll look inside to find the adjustment and crank it up,

By HP van Duuren on Mar 13, 2009 | Reply

I am not going to give you a comprehensive comment now because
the last ones I put efford in wheren’t published,

was I ‘censured’ because I usually think a little different?!!!

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Hi HP,

No censuring here…

As you can see your message has been posted

Aloha,

Paul

By Fawn on Mar 13, 2009 | Reply

Paul,
A comment . . .hmmmm. You always draw me in. Curious. Intriguing. Interesting. I am always left with the thought that you may have something here.
Fawn

By Maggi Daly on Mar 13, 2009 | Reply

As a voiceover recorder, it’s other peoples’ words I constantly hear myself speak. Time to speak my own words for a change!

Thank you for the enouragement, and for leading the march!

By Nick Grimshawe on Mar 13, 2009 | Reply

Hi Paul,

Yes, I liked the video. I enjoyed seem all those faces that where the change. Their impact on the planet is still unfolding.

Nick

By Sheri Miranda on Mar 13, 2009 | Reply

Loved this video, Paul. Thanks for making my morning so magical and intriguing.

A great reminder of who I am and what change I want to be 🙂

By sparkle on Mar 13, 2009 | Reply

Thanks for sharing that video Paul

By Jeffrey Lee on Mar 13, 2009 | Reply

Paul,

Yes, beautiful examples of humans who came from being to share with us.
Thank you.

Jeffrey Lee

By Jerry Brown on Mar 13, 2009 | Reply

Thanks for the video Paul. Yes, I like being a rebel – for what I believe in – and it’s not the status quo or conventional wisdom. It’s about living my truth.

By Beni on Mar 13, 2009 | Reply

Paul,
Thank you for the video & the messages that always appear at the right time for me ir those I share them with.
Looking forward to the next moments from you.
Beni

By Martha Childress on Mar 13, 2009 | Reply

Thanks Paul,

Loved it!

I’ve been dancing like Isadora Duncan since I was a kid – I just about fell off my chair when I saw her in that clip. We also share the same Mayan Birthday……Ester Williams has also always been a favorite!

I attended a forum last night hosted by the Seattle chapter of the International Interior Design Association – and there was a cumulative feeling that our long pusuit to educate and influence our clients towards responsible and sustainable building practices is finally starting to make some headway.

When it was buy cheap and flip it – it was hard to convince them to spend more up front. Now that they have to look towards long term – they are finally starting to “get it”!

It has been a ground up movement here commercially for some time, and I really believe we are on the edge of this long awaited shift.

Did you know that over 73% of ALL energy and waste in the US is caused by commercial buildings (offices, hospitals, hotels etc) and interiors. Once this segment shifts – you’ll see some significantly measurable improvements in the economy as well. Cars and individuals can only make a dent in comparison.

check out http://www.mithun.com – a local firm that has also done a lot of “verticle farm” design concepts as well. Really Cool stuff.

Furniture manufactures are also getting creative. One manufacture is actually delivering used goods to Prisons. The inmates break down the product into reusable parts and sell it back to the manufacture. The inmates make extra income form the Big House, the manufacture lowers costs and can offer cradle to cradle products, and the client earns credits for furnishing their projects with cradle to cradle goods! TaDa!

I bet someone reading this post right now is already coming up with great ideas of their own. The whole chain of getting post consumer waste back into the “manufacturing” stream has endless business opportunities. It also keeps our “natural” streams cleaner!

I’m really feeling I am in the right town, in the right business and at the right time just now – and being a part of this change is a part of my purpose. This can be FUN!

Cheers from the Emerald City!

By Jay on Mar 13, 2009 | Reply

Hi Paul,

Most inspiring for me this morning as I accept my ‘new era of prosperity’, and am literally seeing it unfold! Thanks Paul for all the lessons on the ‘direct connect’ with spirit.

~Jay

By Angela M. Brett on Mar 13, 2009 | Reply

Dear Paul,

Once again Dreams Alive has served as a source of inspiration to me. I always look forward to emails from your site and over the years have saved many of your links to my favorites section on my on line server.
The same creative spirit that allows me my artful and literary creation is often the source of criticism from people who refuse to
embrace their own gifts. Including being refered to at times with a derogatory tone and words to match for choosing to follow my heart and my dreams. That has never caused me to miss to alter my core beliefs, and for people with open minds and hearts I know my own enthusiam has helped change lifes for the better. I cherish having the chance to assist anyone willing to learn and grow.
The day I drew the “Mustangs” I had a feeling of being the “Wild” one in our little tribe here. A sort of isolation from the group, a feeling of being one step aside from the family around me, and being in my own sort of realm. Going with that energy instead of denying it, and putting it to good use allowed me to make one of my favorite pieces ever, you can see it below. I truly enjoyed the YOUTUBE link you sent. It served to remind me that the “Crazy” ones get to live outside the box and color outside the lines. Have a great day !
Blessed
be………… Angela M. Brett

By Fabiola on Mar 14, 2009 | Reply

Thank you Paul!

I will share this video with my friends in Facebook. I am proudly Crazy!!!!
Have a Joyous day!
Fabiola

By Ali on Mar 14, 2009 | Reply

Hi Paul ! You are like a close friend and adviser … I hope I will always listen. That video reminded me great minds like Nicolaus Copernicus, who worked hard for an idea that he believs could change the whole world, even if contradicts the Holy Scripture. He wasn’t able to see the Revolution he started. But such effort was possible becouse he was himself and nothing could touch his dreams. People can make dreams possible and can dream at impossible.

By Lauren Kennedy on Jan 5, 2010 | Reply

Hi Paul,

I think I will play this video everyday for inspiration, motivation and courage.

I grew up with the message that it you do the right thing, if you try your best and adhere to your principles, good thing will happen, you will achieve your goals and the respect of others.

What bullshit! Especially when the message is focused on external circumstances.

I discovered that I thought differently, had different priorities, and that most people believed success was more important than integrity, especially when one’s integrity caused their family embarrassment, discomfort or judgment.

I have spent my life trying to accommodate my family, or at least not inconvenience them and my principles. I thought I was doing something wrong, or that I was inadequate because when I was true to my principles and priorities, I often experienced negative consequences.

However, I look at other’s who have lived with integrity, and they to were judge, maligned and at times persecuted. I understood it intellectually, but emotionally, I still experienced guilt and self doubt.

I have been so focused on avoiding upsetting my family, wondering if the obstacle to social success and respect indicated some weakness that I was overlooking in myself, that I have lost touch with my true passions and direction.

This video validates my inner beliefs and self trust. Perhaps listening to it will help to silence the false voices that have influenced me since I was very young.

Sincerely,

Lauren Kennedy