In this second episode of the Jim Gale Show, activist and “bridge builder” Henna Maria joins Jim Gale and Matthew Britt to share her new Save Our Food Program, created to activate and inspire people in knowing the impending food crisis does not have to happen. She also addresses the healing crisis that is impacting us on a global scale as “a tremendous wake up call.” Part of her mission is to counter the fear that has been “blasted upon us.”  She believes fear mongering can be turned around into preparation and wisdom, like how ancestors used to live intimately connected to the Earth. GETTING BACK TO NATURE: Henna Maria: “With our generation, we’ve lost that.  We’ve become very complacent, dependent and lazy.”  Having lived in the jungle before, she shares seeing how incredibly empowered these natural people are, doing everything by hand while singing and love working. They are happy she believes because “Nature is a key to everything.  When you live an actual life in nature, you are exposed to the miracle of life every day. Waking life is exciting, wondrous.  It’s peaceful.  It’s harmonious.” Jim: “There is something about being in the vibration of a living system that raises you up and then there’s something about being productive that also brings us joy.” Henna Maria: “Removing ourselves from that environment, “the nourishing wonderful Earth,” and living in little boxes in cities blasted with disharmonious frequencies, causes us to lose that connection, and connection to the Divine, too.” “Save Our Food is one of those inspiring sparks that takes us back to our origins, which is the Earth.” Jim: In awe of Henna Maria’s new food program supported from so many in just nine days says: “When an idea is right, when it resonates, when it vibrates, when it comes from a place of the ultimate truth and love and joy and vibration, it explodes throughout the Universe.” Henna Maria: “We’re not trying to monetize this in any way.  We just want to show the world that we can collaborate, and how easy it is to collaborate.” Jim: “When we start working with nature instead of trying to destroy and control her, that’s the answer to all of it, including our own hearts and minds and spirits.” SIMPLIFYING WHAT MATTERS: Henna Maria: “One of the biggest medicines that humanity needs is gratitude…and it doesn’t do it (all those affirmations) unless you have something that you’re creating, that you’re belonging to, a community.”   She hopes to inspire through the Save the Food Program community with “Look how many are already growing their food and look how easy it is, and look at how much fun it can be.” Matthew:  “As we simplify our lives…we have the abundance that nature is providing us and the abundance that the intelligent humans have been able to design other technologies into these systems that we can now mesh the two of them together, and create a world of abundance that is so far only in the world of imaginations but truly it is here now.   And we have the privilege of connecting in a much deeper way–turn off the television, turn off those distraction things…and as we pull away from the system, we will see how many people truly want this way.” INSPIRATION FOR THE SAVE OUR FOOD PROGRAM: Henna Maria: “It is my life in the forest.  I grew up in forests in Finland, then moved to the big city in London, then San Francisco, then I went to the rain forest. So, I had my upbringing in that natural environment…happiest times of my life.  The closer I was to nature the happier I would be. So, I had this seed planted in me. I knew that was the way–to be back in nature.” “Seeing how this coordinated attack against humanity, whatever we’re going through now, is trying to totally paralyze us.  So if it isn’t the pandemic, now they’re talking about agricultural collapse–and taking away that last thing we’re all holding onto which is food.  And I felt that we really do create our realities, but we do it together so I see we’re all co-creators so if we want