I sent an email out about this last week, but wanted to post a more personal note here as well. This coming Saturday marks the first of the fourteen weekly telegatherings that will make up the Women on the Edge of Evolution Summit, an event organized by two of my great female mentors, Claire Zammit and Katherine Woodward Thomas. The event is free (you can call in or listen online, depending on your preferences) and I'd love to invite any and all of you to join.

Gaia Community (for what I hope are obvious reasons!) is helping to sponsor what I have a sense will be a historic gathering of female voices coming together to support each other in collaboration, connection, awareness and change, and I do hope that many of you will be present with us for the conversations that will unfold. I intend to write my own way through the process, and to share my reflections and experience on the calls here, and it'll be a joy to know that others of you will be following along.

I'll write more on this later--about why this topic feels so important to me, and about my own hopes and dreams for the weeks ahead--but for now, if you haven't already, please do come sign up. Saturday will be here soon.

This year's topic is climate change. There is so much I could write in response to this, but I think I'd rather just share a picture.

The photo below was taken from Mars. It shows the Earth and the moon.  







The original, in which you can see Jupiter, is here. Do look. It's incredible.