Ep. 142 - Living in Service to All with Environmental Activist Robin Greenfield

Environmental activist Robin Greenfield explores why separation is the biggest threat to humanity and how to become a servant to all.

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In this episode, Chris and Robin have a vulnerable conversation about:

• Living a life of sustainability and protecting the earth
• The illusion of separation as a core threat to humanity 
• Healing our relationship with ourselves and others 
• Truth as Robin’s ultimate inspiration and considering what the world could look like if we were all transparent 
• The need for healing, taking responsibility, and righting any previous wrongs 
• Celebrating progress in all forms, from small steps to major breakthroughs
• Non-violent communication and practicing from both the heart and mind
• Being born into chaos, giving ourselves grace, and learning along the way

“My objective since the beginning of my awakening has been to bring my life into alignment—to live my beliefs to the deepest level that I can: simply living on this earth in a way that doesn’t destroy the very home that we have, plants, animals, my fellow humanity.” –Robin Greenfield 

About Robin Greenfield:

Robin Greenfield is a truth seeker, activist, social reformer, author, and servant to Earth, humanity, and our plant and animal relatives. Robin Greenfield lives simply and sustainably to be the change he wishes to see in the world and in active resistance to destructive and exploitative systems. His life is an experiment with truth and integrity. He is dedicated to liberation and basic rights for all. Check out Robin’s website to learn more about his many projects. You can also pick up one of Robin’s numerous books HERE.

“If we don’t have wholeness and completeness within, we’re going to create a shattered society around us.” –Robin Greenfield 

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