Has the Climate Crisis got you feeling overwhelmed, devastated, despairing, angry, or even apathetic?
In this show Sarah Knight, Scientist and Energy Healer, talks to other healers and scientists, artists, philosophers, activists, and others, as she seeks out the highest possibilities for the healing of this planet and its inhabitants in these changing times.
Communication, Healing, Quantum Science, and Interconnectedness: In Conversation with Lisa Sabatini. Possibility Podcast Session 24
In this interview two former communications specialists turned energy medicine women have a conversation that spans the worlds of science, healing, spirit, nature, and the possibility of this time in returning to a state of interpersonal and global interconnectedness. Host Sarah Knight and guest Lisa Sabatini both started their careers very much in the realm of the physical world, attempting to engage a population with local and global issues using the tools of science, words, and mind. Now, working primarily through the emotional, energetic and spiritual realms, they discuss what appears to be their shared mission to bring light and healing back home to where it matters – the physical one…this home, our shared planet earth.
Indigenous Involvement and Leadership for Climate Solutions. Possibility Podcast Session 22
What if a solution to both actively addressing treaty relationships AND actively addressing climate change existed? In this episode, host Sarah Knight chats to Mary Kate Craig, a managing partner with Anwaatin, an indigenous business working with Indigenous communities to participate in planning, energy and carbon sequestration projects related to climate change action. Mary Kate offers her insights on the opportunity to address Canada’s climate commitments while providing financial payback to indigenous land stewards with what was the Ontario cap-and-trade programme (until Doug Ford and the Conservative Party scrapped the progamme in 2018). She is now focused on working with what is possible, within the context of the major jurisdictional challenges in Canada, towards a future where indigenous communities – who have long been stewards and managers of the land and the waters of their territories - play an increasing role in the creation and management of climate action planning.