150: Making the Planet Personal (#3 of 3 in Redefining Our Relationships Series)

<p><strong>If you and I change how we think about our relationship with the planet, we will find a lot of power and wisdom to make positive change in simple but profound ways</strong>. In the last of our three part series on redefining our relationships, we dive into our relationship with the planet... which can sound kind of vast, and esoteric, but I can promise is you is indeed profound.</p> <p><strong>It really is often the subtle places - if you know where to look and what inquiries to make bring you the most powerful shifts.</strong> Both in your larger perspective that guides your bigger life choices and in the practical everyday and how you feel within your life during this intense time on the planet.</p> <p>Join me, Christine Arylo, feminine leadership advisor, author and teacher, for this episode of Feminine Power Time: Making the Planet Personal.</p> <p>What is Your Relationship to the Planet? Just that question alone is a mind shifter and consciousness elevator ... my <em>relationship </em>with the planet... hmmm, what would become possible if you were intentional about your relationship?? </p> <p>Tune in to find out as we dive into a series of wisdom bytes meant to give you something to chew on and contemplate and a handful  of wisdom inquiries to support you to make wiser, different choices that expand possibility.<br /> <br /> As we always do at Feminine Power Time - I will marry the timeless ancient wisdom with the modern day ...</p> <p><strong>What if...</strong></p> <ul> <li>We were stewards of land vs. owners of property?</li> <li>We saw planet not as a resource but as our home?</li> <li>We valued cultivating prosperity over accumulating wealth? </li> <li>We saw ourselves as global citizens vs. tribal protectors?</li> <li>We saw ourselves as part of nature vs. nature something we visit, observe or live in?</li> </ul> <p><strong>Consider the choices you make in big and small ways:</strong></p> <ul> <li>What do I take for granted, that it will always be there? </li> <li>How can I think globally an