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Doing a Campaign on the Road is Not so Easy
Doing a Campaign on the Road is Not so Easy
Date: 9/18/2012 10:06:59 AM ( 12 y ) ... viewed 1258 times
Doing a Campaign on the Road is Not so Easy
Doing a campaign on the road is not so easy. It is the second day of Rosh Hashanah.
I would like to get to Temescal Canyon in a couple hours.
I could not get the technology to work at Brandeis yesterday for Day One of the Days of Awe.
Rabbi Stan Levy was inspired and heartfelt. He shed tears from the podium, feeling deeply. I can only project into what he was feeling.
It has been a hard road for many of us, and tears are warranted.
I would like to inspire 7.5 Million + 2 of us to see and be aware that that is approximately the number of CA voters we will need to win Prop 37.
I do not sense that many of the very caring people who came to these services were aware of the depth of the Food Emergency we are in. I do not sense that they are aware of the severity of the decree and opportunity facing us that we can begin to regain our Sacred Seeds if we pass this Prop 37, the Right to Know Label Genetically Engineered Food Act on the November 6 ballot.
The Rabbi has on his radar the problems facing with food.
He spoke about not knowing when the world would come to an end for us without recognizing that we have it in our hands now to turn the conditions around to prevent its food demise.
Most people do not realize the dire straits we are in with our food.
There are still days when you can watch Jeffrey M. Smith's Genetic Roulette. This new video gives a key to the problems we are facing in food due to the intrusion of Genetically Engineered Food.
I plant that this become a widespread Jewish issue.
I had an old photo of Rabbi David Zeller holding a plant of mine. He was very supportive of my work with nature. I sense that if he were alive today he would support Vote Yes on 37, but that is a leap to take his photo and put it on a flyer that says Rabbis Vote Yes for Prop 37.
I thought perhaps Rabbi Stan might allow his image to stand on my flyer, but he is hesitant to take a public stand. He said he would think about it.
I sense that Rabbi Zalman Schacter Shalomi would allow his image on such a flyer that says Rabbis Vote Yes on Prop 37. In order to get his permission I would likely have to make a profound effort to see his at the Yom Kippur services in nine days.
I am running thin with money raised to step forward and this is discouraging me from putting out more energy.
There are at least four parts of the campaign calling to me at once.
I am grateful that the EG Mobile is helping so much, and that I have not lost any of my basic implements.
i have to simplify to achieve any results today.
A big yes in the funding department would help right now.
8:06 am
September 18, 2012
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