Shannon studied this list in my Preparing for “20 Questions” & Answers (actually 10). My Dineh / Hopi friend Shannon, said, I’m not linear! when reading first the studious-practicum-syllabus concerns that came up, like:

What empowerments shape your environment?

What invisible structures frame your Local rights?

What challenges face your regeneration of the Commons?

What’s working for you to overcome Oppression, loss, survival?

Can you Coach me on your ways / process for thriving?

What does a 7-generation TEK Permaculture of all-relations look like today, 7 generations ago, 7 generations in the future?

& then...

I got perky, probably too off & trivial: while the wind scooped up my fear

& kept it in limbo, & I let my whimsy fly:

Does directing messages & warnings through howling-times make you a carburetor for energy to power up, & move you forward?

How old is your wind? My wind?

How do you dance with no handrails over a bridge?

How many Ecosapiens, shamans, monkeys or gurus do you meet every day?

How many miles back to TEK love from TECH wonder?

Do you ever ask a willow & spider a whimsical question that might change your life & what do they answer? Shannon laughed, those are great Q’s.

Much good thought, reaching back into real teachings for me happened from this instilling my passion for the indigenous ‘way’ of the first clans, she gave me the hierarchy & insights that must have been painful yet said with love, I had told her to stop me if her words should not appear on my website, & you’ll see where she did stop me...