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How can we be eco-centric and flourish while the pandemic and Black Lives Matter are reshaping our world? Rev. Deanna Joseph of Unity of Yucaipa interviews Malayna Dawn about Flrysh and eco-centricity during their Light It Up Wednesdays series on Facebook Live. Here, in this YouTube version for Flrysh, Malayna has added some notes! Links shown and mentions include:- THE VALLEY HIVE -thevalleyhive.com @thevalleyhive- ERIN RILEY of Hope Gardens Landscaping - YourHopeGarden.com, @yourHopegarden- LACITYSAN.ORG - for compost bins and classes and other programs. Monsanto boycott list: https://bodyrebooted.com/monsanto-boycott-list/- Glass v plastic:https://goingzerowaste.com/blog/which-is-better-for-the-environment-glass-or-plastic/- Pop Conscious -https://www.unityonlineradio.org/pop-conscious- TOPANGA NURSERY-Topanganursery.com - MasterClass.com - RON FINLEY, Gangster Gardener- URBAN FOOD DESERTS -https://foodispower.org/access-health/food-deserts/- URBAN TREE CANOPY -https://www.kcet.org/shows/socal-connected/urban-tree-canopy-benefits-la-communities-some-more-than-others- WATERSHED PROTECTION -https://www.lacitysan.org/san/faces/home/portal/s-lsh-wwd/s-lsh-wwd-wp?_adf.ctrl-state=nhwmqq8f_5&_afrLoop=1556735135022457#!- BIONEERS - Bioneers.org - @Bioneers.org. Thanks, Rev. Deanna! --------------Center for Spiritual Living Granada Hills provides spiritual tools to transform our personal lives and help make the world a better place. We extend a warm welcome to all people in search of a spiritual community where they are embraced, affirmed and accepted for who they are, as well as inspired and supported to grow into their highest potential. Visit us, the Center with Heart: http://cslgh.org

Flrysh for April 2020 is about making Earth Day every day with things you can do, learn about and love about the Earth from home! Apps to teach you about the plants you already have around you, info on vegetable gardening and podcasts to guide you as you work. How your choices in fabric can save your health and the environment...how befriending guppies can make your life better! And to acknowledge Ramadan (very loosely), while learning from our plantcestors. Thanks and props to: PictureThisAI.com YourHopeGarden.com Vurbl.com and the curated gardening list NPR Goats and Soda Ocean Clean Wash.org us.GuppyFriend.com YellowGuppy.com RiverRoseRemembrance.com My friend, Meghana My Dad, and his guppies OrderoftheSacredEarth.org Noetic.org CSLGH.com Flrysh.net ------------------------------------- Center for Spiritual Living Granada Hills provides spiritual tools to transform our personal lives and help make the world a better place. We extend a warm welcome to all people in search of a spiritual community where they are embraced, affirmed and accepted for who they are, as well as inspired and supported to grow into their highest potential. Visit us, the Center with Heart: http://cslgh.org

The world is changing daily with the call to stay home during the Covid-19 outbreak. Let's embrace the opportunities inherent in the challenges.

Since we seem to be going back to basics, here's a little back story on how Flrysh came to be a part of the Center for Spiritual Living in Granada Hills!

The first day of Spring 2020 finds many of us planted in our homes, so Malayna called Erin Riley, a previous guest on the Flrysh Eco-Talk Show, who shares how we can plant vegetables in our yards (or in pots!) to connect with the healing power of nature. Find out more at TopangaNursery.com or read lots of free information on her website YourHopeGarden.com! Follow Flrysh on Facebook @flrysh to get more tips, too! ------------------------- Center for Spiritual Living Granada Hills provides spiritual tools to transform our personal lives and help make the world a better place. We extend a warm welcome to all people in search of a spiritual community where they are embraced, affirmed and accepted for who they are, as well as inspired and supported to grow into their highest potential. Visit us, the Center with Heart: http://cslgh.org

This February 19, 2020 episode begins with 5 ways to be carbon-neutral and reduce our ecological footprint -- it's a great overview for being eco-friendly! And then we talk about how to celebrate nature with our guest, Riley Rhodes, of Malibu Wine and Nature Tours (malibuwineandnature.com)! Taking a tour with Riley is just one the field trips mentioned this episode! The other is with Atlas Obscura, to tour the Japanese Gardens and Water Reclamation center, cleverly called a "Sci-Fi Sewage Sanctuary Tour". Learn more at Flrysh.net! The Cosmic Eye video showed near the end can be viewed at Cosmic Eye can be viewed at https://youtu.be/8Are9dDbW24

Malayna Dawn invites you to join her for The Flrysh Eco-Talk Show: Guest interviews, audience Q&A, creativity shared through art and music and video, and group Field Trips are planned ! Keep up with topics, trips and more eco-info through @Flrysh on Facebook or at Flrysh.net. Come to the live shows on the third Weds of each month, or watch the livestream from the Center's feed found at cslgh.org!

Oct 24, 2019 - With a focus on the Moon, Malayna welcomes musical guests The Blood Moon Howlers to sing their original bluesy tunes "Werewolf" and "Chocolate Jesus" and their cover of "Come Together". She also chats with Renee, a Kitchen Witch who shares about creating Magic in every day life and honoring nature, and a piece by artist Jenny Hahn is featured, "Shanti Luna", along with video of her process painting technique and philosophy.

September 25, 2019 - Malayna welcomes Tomorrow and Michael Duffey to share about their project In-Your-Own-Voice.com, which uses your brain's recognition of your own voice to lead you in self-hypnosis and meditation. Malayna then shares videos that feature creative solutions to the homelessness crisis, and resources in the San Fernando Valley like The Shower of Hope and Sisters on the Streets. Recommended music: "All the Good" by Jana Stanfield.

August 28, 2019 - Malayna welcomes Sherry Hursey (actress) & Rick Cowling (Ambrosia touring lead singer) as they perform their original, nature-inspired songs, “Spark of Light” and “Seasons of the Heart” and Helen Magnani an Ayurvedic Practitioner of Wellness by Helen, to discuss natural healing as well as the power of music and creativity in restoring wholeness. A great conversation between the guests followed!

July 4, 2019 - Malayna welcomes Martina Eberhard, MSoM and Acupuncturist, and Daniel Tamm of the Interfaith Solidarity Network's Climate Action/Environmental Justice Committee. Recommended film: "Food as Medicine". Recommended music: "Medicine" by Rising Appalachia and "Child of This Universe" by Faith Rivera.

June 26, 2019 - Malayna welcomes guests Kitty Connolly, Executive Director from the Theodore Payne Foundation for Wildflowers and Native Plants, and Erin Riley of Hope Gardens Landscaping to talk about how your choices for your own garden can be activism, as well as supporting organizations that help create sustainable change in our local landscape. Film recommendation: SEED, The Untold Story. Music recommendations: "Planting Seeds" by Daniel Nahmod and "Seeds of Love" by Tears for Fears.

May 22, 2019 - Malayna shares creative ways to engage in recycling and upcycling, or re-purposing items to reduce landfill. Guests Elvira Zamora from Wardrobe Divas and Jeanne from Rebound Consignment share how they make the most of materials and items. Film recommendation: Landfill Harmonic -- a documentary about an orchestra of instruments created from landfill waste and played by children who live in the community around the landfill in Paraguay.

April 25, 2019 - This episode shares facts about BEES and promotes the field trip to The Valley Hive, our local source of all good bee-related things. Guest Nancy Kroner of Life's Paradise shares natural remedies for bee stings, as well as uses of honey, generally living the sweet life. Rev. Mike McMorrow leads a singalong to share some connection with activism and nature through pop culture.

March 27, 2019 - The first episode of Flrysh features Author, Musician and Physicist, Sky Nelson-Isaacs, and his book Living in Flow. He played and sang some of his original songs, nominated for Posi Awards at the Empower Music and Arts PosiFest in Florida. Stephanie McMorrow talked about her experience with the L.A. River Cleanup and invited people to join the CSL/Flrysh team on April 13th in the Sepulveda Basin.