Talk about global citizen energy and culture change. Reportedly at one point during yesterday's Live Earth Day more than 10 million people were streaming the concert off MSN.com. Two billion people may have watched Live Earth across the globe.
While a staggering 21st Century way to increase awareness about our abilities to protect and give back to Mother Earth, Live Earth seems less about the global climate crisis and a whole lot more about honoring and restoring the natural order on many levels.
Don't get me wrong. Cultural, historical, industrial, political, and socioecomic choices and influences have guided us into a global inconvenient mess. We've helped destroy habitats and their inhabitants over land and resources for thousands of years.
But Live Earth sparked a more palatable convenient truth during the last 24 hours. The truth rests in the power of global citizen energy to give back, restore what we've taken, and in raising our voices to effect change.
"This could be good, Hey You!"
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