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Earth Day, 5.5 hrs 2024 Good News Broadcast · Go News To Go: More Good News

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Say hello to Mother Earth. We're standing on Mother Earth. We're sitting on
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Mother Earth. Underneath that. Whatever we have here is Mother Earth, okay,
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and today's day to celebrate her. And it's so exciting. Thank you
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everybody for being here. Thank you worldwide audience. This is broadcasted on many
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different channels, and we're gonna later on go to Australia, to Egypt,
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to Vancouver to Miami. But our portion here is gonna go from right now
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to around four o'clock, and we welcome you to stay all day or come
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and see what's happening. You could go to YouTube dot com slash Good News
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Broadcast and the first person I want to bring up, and then we're going
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to talk about sponsors and other people because this gentleman is very busy. Times
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Square sees maybe four hundred thousand people a day, and actually we're gonna give
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a big applause because it's an anniversary I believe one hundred and twenty years.
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So Tom Harris is the president of the Times Square Alliance, who without we
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would not be here. Tom. All right, let me like you.
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Thank you very much everyone, and welcome to Times Square. It's so great
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that you could be anywhere today to celebrate Earth Day, and you chose Times
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Square and we really are thrilled and want to welcome everyone here for that event.
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As Paul said, we're all busy. I know I'm busy, I
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know all of us are busy. But we can't be too busy and busy
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enough to think about the planet. So it's all about taking the small steps.
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About ten years ago, the Time Square Alliance, wanting to do a
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little bit more for public space recycling, started a big Beller solar project,
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which you'll see our trash receptacles have some recycling and that's just the first step
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that we can all take. The second step is a reusable bag like the
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one that I have here from my local shop right. And then stuff that
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we're doing in our organization inside just to be a little bit more energy,
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be a little bit more efficient, is reusable water bottles. So again,
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welcome to Times Square, Thank you very much for being here for Earthday.
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This is the day that we pause to think about our planet. We only
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have one planet, but we should think about it every single day and make
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those small adjustments that if we all do it together, we can make for
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a more sustainable planet. Thank you very much, and have a great day.
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Okay, thank you Tom, all right, and I just would like
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to do a shout out for we have quite a wonderful group that has helped
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us to make this day possible. And I'm gonna first start with own ommm,
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who've been good friends with us and then been helping us make these shows
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occur. They're presenting today, and let's have a nice is this No,
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that's a picture of everybody actually on this screen, on this Times Square screen
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by our friends, a clear channel. Every hour there'll be a thirty second
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mention all day long about what we're doing here. So that's a beautiful thing
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as well. So let me just share some of our partners and sponsors.
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Manhattanboro President Mark Levine, who you'll meet later at one o'clock. He'll be
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speaking. He's a real environmentalist, so that's a good thing. Let's Disrupt
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Digital has been partnering with our Good News corporation, Timesquare Alliance. You just
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met him. New York City Parks and Recreation everybody. I want you to
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know this land right here, Father Duffy Square. There's Father Duffy up there,
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and George M. Cohen is behind US here statues, this is a
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city. Let's give a big shot in addition to Times Square, here in
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New York, we have the great, wonderful, lovely park system. So
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let's hear it for the New York Parks and Recreation Department. Please, it's
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very important. Twenty five million people a year go to Central Park. And
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let's think about Prospect Park, Van Cortland Park, Staten Island, and so
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on and so forth, and Queens. So all throughout New York and all
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throughout New York State. New York is one beautiful state. And who's been
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up in the Adirondics? All right, And so let's do a shout out
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for Kathy Hockel and the governors and everybody on doing their sustainability. So the
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big word today is sustainability. The big words today is SDG, the Sustainable
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Development Goals. The big word is ESG Environmental Social governance. So these are
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all environmental words. Climate concern, climate conditions, climate problems. That they're
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not problems. A problem is an opportunity to fix something. And as I
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said previously, before we got real rolling here, at one point mother Earth
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was all covered with ice. Okay, that probably was not a good scene.
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And you have to ice skate or you got nowhere. And so let's
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be happy that we have land and water and that's the good news here.
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Okay. So I wanted to say something. I'm gonna bring this microphone back
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a little bit. I hope I can. Okay, to live a full
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life, we have to have courage and good conscience. It's your conscience,
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your conscience that make suggestions on how you should live your life. If I
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want to throw this Mother Earth picture from the moon, if I want to
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throw it on the ground, is that good? Is that bad? Oh?
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It's disposable. It's not good. It's not a healthy way for us
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to live in any way. We want to burn it. I think burning
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HOUSEO has some concerns too. We're going to learn about the environment. The
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important thing is education. The more you know about what you do and how
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you live from the moment you get up to the moment you go to bed
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and where you go, and pay attention to it and see how you're What
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they call another buzzword is carbon footprint. Carbon footprint means how much pollution in
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your life, how much do you cause as a result of living on Mother
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Earth? Okay, We need courage and conscience to stand behind our beliefs.
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We need courage and conscience to share our thoughts. We need courage to believe
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in ourselves. We need courage to love, live in peace with all.
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We need courage to care for mother Earth. We need courage to procreate our
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next generation, and so much more. You all for being here, courage
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and just watching and sharing our good news and peace efforts. Proves you believe
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in life. Bravo to you all. We love you. We are all
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in this together. So I'd like to give one shout out right now once
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again to the Borough President, Mark Levine. Mark has been kind enough.
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He's a sustainable president of the Borough of Manhattan, and you're going to hear
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some of the projects from bike lanes to you know, this an island,
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so there's a water concern and indoor and outdoor add and congestion and so on.
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We're going to learn more about that today. So thank you, borrow
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President Mark Levin. All right, I'm all right. So I'm also a
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reverend, interfaith minister, ordained for all faiths and spirituality are no faith.
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Whatever you want to believe, enjoy your life, believe in whatever you feel
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is important to you. Just don't punch anybody in the nose, okay.
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So the important thing here is that I have been asked, and I'm part
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of the faith based community here under Mayor Adams and Pastor Monrose, who's the
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executive director. And I'm reading a prayer, okay, And this is a
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prayer for all from the Iroquois Indian prayer. We return thanks to our mother,
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the Earth, which sustains us. We return thanks to the rivers and
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streams which supply us with water. We return thanks to all herbs we furnish
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medicines for the cure of our diseases. We returned thanks to the corn and
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to our sisters the bean squash, which gave us a life. We return
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thanks to the bushes and trees which provide us with fruit. We return thanks
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to the wind, which moves the air has banished diseases. We returned thanks
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to the moon and the stars, which have given us the light when the
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sun was gone. We returned thanks to our grandfather, he know, who
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has given to us his reign. We return thanks to the sun that he
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or she has locked looked upon the earth with a benevolent eye. Lastly,
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we returned thanks to the Great Spirit in whom is emboyed all goodness and who
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directs all things for the good of his children. It's a prayer in powerful
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prayers every day living by Mark Linden o'mera. Let's let's let's I hope you
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had a chance to think about what I was saying, and I hope I
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was clear enough so you could. So let's give this wonderful Mark Linden o'meira
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some thanks here because that's a beautiful commentary about life and from the Indians.
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We also want to thank the Parks and Recreation Department for being part of this
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day. And I just want to now read the rest of our sponsors who
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have been part of this event. Our Good News Corporation, Let's Disrupt Digital
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Times, Square Alliance, New York Parks and Recreation, Rove, Disruptive,
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Provident, Unite Network, Hubcast Media, United Nations, Symphony Orchestra who are
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coming up very soon after Sister Jenna m twenty seven, Sambling, Buddha Foundation,
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Sentience, Earth Elders, Jimia hug A, Planet play A, Betty
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Unify, and we have people from all around the world. We have from
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India, we have from the Middle East. We have from the Latin countries
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and more. It's just from Asia and China and Taiwan, and it's some
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show. I'll tell you. We have four hours. So thank you very
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much, Sister Jenna. I believe Michelle are somewhere here and I'm going to
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go, so thank you very much. If you have any questions, I'll
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be around then we'll be happy to answer them if we can. If we
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can't, we'll get back to you. Thank you very much, sister Jenna.
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Yay, okay, thank you so much. Oh shanky everyone, good
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afternoon. I'd like to invite everyone to take a moment, in the hustle
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and the the busyness of this specific area. I'm going to invite you to
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take a moment to turn your attention inside of yourself. And if you don't
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mind, I'd like to invite you to close your eyes, just for a
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moment, close your eyes and turn your awareness and your attention inside of your
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self, inside of the soul inside of you, where there is a reservoir
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and energy of silence and a peace that exists in you despite the outside world.
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Turn your attention on your inner being. Close the windows of your mind
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to the eye side world, and pay attention to my voice and to these
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words, and escape in the sound of peace and silence inside of you on
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a day that we need and will restore our planet Earth. And while you
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sit in the space, I'm going to ask you to chant. Oh.
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I like everyone that's around who can hear my voice to chant after me.
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Oh mm hmmm, keep going, Oh, louder ooh, keep going.
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Oh, take a deep breath in one more time. Oh. We don't
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need one day to tell us to take care of our Earth through our planet.
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We need to just become mindful that every act that we perform that has
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peace and kindness is replenishing Master Earth, Mother Earth, Father Earth, the
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Child. I don't have to tell you what you have to do, but
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I can make a suggestion. One day a week, just eat vegetarian.
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Just if eight billion souls will eat vegetarian, just one day a week,
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we can have Mother Earth last a little bit longer. Another thing I'd like
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to invite you to do is, as you're walking and moving around in the
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busyness of this incredible space of energy, send your good wishes and pure feelings
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to a person next to you. I can't begin to tell you how that
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generates an energy on the Earth. Right now, I'd like you to send
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your good wishes and pure feelings to the person next to you and observe how
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it makes you feel. As we embark on this day of transformation and creating
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more awareness of our planet Earth, we beg you, We plead with you.
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Take a moment, hold your inner peace, Hold your inner peace,
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Send your good wishes to someone. The Earth needs our silence and our stillness.
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Even now I can feel it's gotten a little quiet. If we do
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this consistently, it'll lasts us a very long time. I want to congratulate
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all the promoters and the sponsors and everyone who has worked so tirelessly to create
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this in the heart of the city. Your efforts will definitely make a difference.
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And we invite everyone out there in the world just pause for a moment.
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Two things I've asked you. One week vegetarianism. Second, every day,
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as you walk and move around, send your good wishes and your pure
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feelings to folks that are passing you. Lots of good wishes, lots of
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love. Enjoy a day that is filled with such intention. Slow down a
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little bit, Just slow down, you move faster, You move faster,
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Take care, have a lovely day. Om shanty, om shanty. The
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time that we choose to be aware doesn't necessarily require me to just sit and
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meditate. But even while I walk and move around, I can be in
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a meditative awareness, which is awareness of the soul, the original, eternal,
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imperishable being of light. For a little while, I'd like to invite
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you to be present, to be here, and to be now. Allow
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your mind to settle in the moment, to relax. This meditation is about
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awareness. It's about becoming aware of your original and eternal self. It's about
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connecting to your truth. Let go of your name and observe yourself feeling nameless.
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Let go of your gender to discontinue thinking you're a man or a woman.
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Let it go and observe how you would feel walking around without a gender.
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Go of the role that you play, and let go of the titles
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that you own. Observe how you're feeling as you are gradually letting go.
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Let go of your religion and put it aside just for now. And let
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go of your nationality and even the language that you're accustomed to. Imagine you
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have no name, gender, role to religion, nationality, or even language.
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Ask yourself, how do you feel at this moment and in this feeling?
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Who would think of you? And who would you think of? The
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Supreme? Soul would think of you? And you, deliberated soul would think
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of the Supreme in this state of absolute freedom, I am truly who I
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am, A free, peaceful, pure, immortal and eternal soul. Allow
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yourself to just be absorbed in this awareness at this time. Well, lucky
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be, I'm getting to introduce the United Nations Symphony Orchestra. How about that?
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So this is an orchestra made up of wonderful talents who I believe also
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work at the United Nations. Are have friends at the United Nations, have
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friends of friends I don't know. You have a lot of talent here,
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and so we're very fortunate, you know, as life is. We are
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also known by our friends, and this is one wonderful group and we're going
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to be very very happy to hear them. Are you almost all ready to
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proceed? I believe you have a don't you have a musical director also?
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Or is you're somebody else needs to be on stage? Yes? Okay,
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here's the director of the organiza say you guys have been around first twenty fifteen
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that I have that right. Oh you please introduce everybody, and I'm going
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to get off. Thank you, let me get, let me get hello.
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Thank you. Happy Earthday to everybody in New York City. Give you
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sends hands a round of applows to all of you guys. Thank you so
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much. Good afternoon, ladies and gentlemen, and a warm welcome to each
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and everyone of you. The gather here in a connect Times Square, New
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York. Today is our day, and we have this amazing United Nations or
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casa here with us. And I'm going to introduce Marco Yes, thank you
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so much, Stefania, thank you very much. I am Margo Matute from
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m twenty seven. It's a small outfit here in New York City, had
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the honor of producing this wonderful orchestra of amazing human beings that work at the
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United Nations. I like to introduce the director of the Symphony Orchestra of the
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United Nations, mister Pedro Vasich. Good afternoon, everyone, and thank you,
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welcome and thank you for coming here today on this Earth Day. The
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United States Nations Symphony Orchestra. This is actually a reduced version of the orchestra.
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We have about ninety members altogether, but we couldn't squeeze them possibly all.
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On this stage. We're going to perform experts from a our one of
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our major projects that we did recently with M twenty seven and Marco Matute,
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and with these teamed Peruvian composer Dan te Valdez, who is here in the
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audience, who wrote an original new and the An opera on indigenous themes.
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There is a strong connection between indigenous peoples and the earth day. Indigenous populations
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represent about five percent of the global population, but they are actually custodians.
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They own or manage more than twenty five percent of the land on the planet.
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And on that land that the indigenous people's manage, about eighty percent of
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all the living things plants and animals live on the indigenous lands. Now,
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what's specific and what's important is that the lands that are under control and that
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are managed by the indigenous populations are depleting at much slower rate than the lands
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that we manage. So in order to save our planet and reduce the pollution,
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to reduce the the consequences of climate change, it would be good to
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actually look at the practices and experiences of Indigenous peoples. This is the reason
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why we embarked on this project and this project of Condor Passa and I hope
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you're gonna hear a few arias from this From this opera is a celebration of
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Indigenous culture as and indigenous issues. Indigenous peoples. Thank you for being here
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and thank you for enjoying our music. More more, who pat is the
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suffer for us. The fields will turn gry I'm from the mountains to the
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mountains and return the sify be able to hold me back. My freedom is
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more precious than anything before. Thee and me and conderfought a dreadful de demn
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neighbor. Thusmells level wear the chlan of many different nations, but we will
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never need and you want to steal song from ours belong to the long time
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the hocks we listen to the sound of strange singing joy. The songs on
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the third of seeds that are loy in our land will grow and will bad
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school before my youth, I swore to fight and to protect the land I
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love. And that is why next to the bouquia, we always wanted to
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harvest more before the only and conor a thought. The dreadful demon that put
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the spares and no labellion is of a man in the sacra wants to treat
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long to see the dam raises h school system facs you sh boots scream yeah
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at and you're cool. Oh that's such as they say to me. The
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fool to please talking you can happen? How had to att? Okay?
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Hello again? United Nations Symphony Orchestra and magnificent opera and talent on that stage.
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Let's hear it for them? Was that a show of shows? In
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fact, it was so beautiful. I thought there were birds, beautiful birds
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singing on this stage and performing the music sounded like nature. And remember today
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is Earth Day, April twenty second. Every day is Earth Day. So
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hi. My name is Reverend Paul slackis all faiths and spiritual and no faith
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whatever anyone wants to believe. We're all into whatever we believe. Just let's
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be nice to each other. We're into the peace things. We do the
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International Day of Peace Concerts here in Times Square, and we've been doing it
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for twenty four years. And it's my honor and our honor to put this
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all together for all of you, and because we're able to, because we've
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had great support from Times Square Alliance, and for our next speaker, who
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is an environmentalist of unto himself, and that is the President of the Borough
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of Manhattan, mister Mark Levine, who's been serving since January twenty twenty two,
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who previously he was a council member of seventh District representing West Harlem,
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Harlem Heights, Morningside Heights, Upper West Side, where I'm from, and
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Washington Heights. In his eight years in city council, Mark was a leading
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voice for tenants rights, public health, equity and schools, transit, parks
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and housing. A chair of the City Council Health Committee, Mark rose to
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national prominence as a leader in fighting against the COVID nineteen pandemic. And we're
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all still recovering from the COVID nineteen pandemic and Mark was a leader here in
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New York. Thank you Mark, Thank you Ashley for what you do.
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Mark counted a community credit union in Washington. That's a lot of stuff.
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I know. Well, I'm going to wrap it up, and Mark is
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right, and he's fantastic. What a wonderful guy. And once again Thank
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you all for being here, Thank you Mark for helping us. Okay,
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Hello Times Square, Hello New York City, Happy Earth Day. Can you
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give it up again for the United Nations Orchestra. That was an inspiring,
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beautiful, brilliant performance. We had a lot of Broadway productions out here in
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the heart of Times Square. We had Beyonce perform up on that balcony.
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But I have never heard classical music, opera, original compositions so beautiful as
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the United Nations Orchestra. Give it up one more time for them, and
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to our host today, the godfather of this event, Reverend Paul Slacus,
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give it up for Paul again, not just a New Yorker, but a
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resident of the great borough of Manhattan of the Upper West Side. You have
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come to the right place to celebrate Earth Day. Everybody. You are at
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the crossroads of the world. You are on the island of Manhattan, in
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the greatest city in the world, and we are a city on the front
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lines of the fight to protect our planet on Earth Day and every day.
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So Paul asked that between the wonderful entertainment, that I say a word or
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two about our challenges to protect our planet. Here in New York City as
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we celebrate Earth Day, and you know the number one source of greenhouse gases
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here, it's not our cars, or our trucks or our buses, it's
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all these tall buildings. Seventy percent of the greenhouse gases in New York City
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are generated by our large buildings. So five years ago, we passed the
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law known as the Climate Mobilization Act that gave New York City the most aggressive
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plan in the world to win the race to carbon neutrality by requiring all these
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big buildings to rush so that by twenty thirty they've reduced their greenhouse gas usage
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by forty percent, and by twenty fifty that they get to net zero carbon
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neutrality. We're gonna do that in New York City. This is big.
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You can applaud for that goal. No other city on Earth can match it,
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but they should, and we know that to achieve our climate goals,
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we got to get people out of cars, onto the subway into mass transit.
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That's tough to do. We passed the law that's taking effect in June
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called Congestion Pricing. That's gonna get people out of their cars and onto the
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subway. A little more controversial, but Will you applaud for that too?
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There you go, and we know that the way we collect and manage our
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waste has a significant climate impact. New York City is behind on composting.
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If you believe in composting, will you make some noise? Yes, you
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do. So We're gonna get composting in every building in Manhattan by next year.
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This is the goal because when organics go to landfill, they decompose in
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amidst methane that contributes to climate change. We don't want that. We want
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our organics, our food waste sent to compost. That is a win for
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the environment. And we are pushing an inspiring initiative to plant one million more
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trees in New York City. What do you say to that. Trees absorb
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CO two, They clean our air, They make a neighborhood cooler on a
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hot day in the midst of a big storm event. They can absorb water
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so it doesn't flood our sewers and our subways. If you love trees,
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make some noise. Well, we've come together to push to plant one million
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more trees in New York City. For our physical health, for our mental
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health, for our climate. We want to plant them on streets. We
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want to plant them in parks, We want to plant them in school yards,
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on public housing campuses, on rooftops, everywhere in the city to green
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our New York to make it more resilient. And finally, while we fight
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to win the race to Carmen neutrality, we want to protect New York City
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from the climate change that's already here. We know seas our rising and just
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ten years ago in Superstorm Sandy, we lost New Yorkers to this storm.
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So we are making our coastline in this city of islands more resilient. All
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around the southern tip of Manhattan, we're building up our coastline so the next
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time there's a major flood event, we'll be safe. We're gonna do all
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this in Manhattan and New York City, and we're committing to this on Earth
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Day. And this is a multi natural national event. Said a couple of
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words in Spanish. What do you say about that? So you'll tell us
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in tiene Espanol saying tiende wow. But again you're playing in this tiempo ska
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Spano polante haky ques song, ambienteleistas oi el dia latierra, el condaw Manhattan
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in New York. It's almost sum momente. Come prometitos a la luca por
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el bien retro planeta por del bien the brot, the head and media and
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biente Aca and is Lithaly, Manhattan, Hero Single Condole, New York,
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Oi Eldia de la tierra in toto elano ato gracias. Thank you so much
58:45
for allowing me to speak to you today, to those of you who are
58:47
observing the Jewish holiday of Passover tonight, as I will beg psa sama,
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Thanks so much, everybody. All right, thanks Mark so much in every
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language. Okay, all right, and shallom okay. I just wanted to
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thank Mark for being there and joining us, and think about each one of
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those initiatives. Take our public transportation, it's marvelous. I was fortunate enough
59:22
to come here by a subway and our bus and a lot of great things.
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New York has that opportunity for all. So we're going to continue on
59:32
with the show. I believe Rove is joining us next and I am saying
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have fun. Hey everyone, my name is Jason. I'm the founder of
1:00:12
ROV honored to be here on Earth Day. So in twenty seventeen I started
1:00:17
working with the United Nations at the intersection of how we could use Web three
1:00:22
and blockchain technology to help solve the sustainable development goals. And there's actually a
1:00:29
lot of crossover here between banking the unbanked and transparently tracking charitable donations and social
1:00:36
impact investing. But there was a huge asset class that didn't really exist at
1:00:40
the time and it wasn't very popular, known as NFTs. Right, and
1:00:45
NFTs allow for a lot of really powerful ways for organizations to fund causes they
1:00:52
care about and reward their supporters. So we've built the first one of the
1:01:04
first crypto consumer apps approved by the app Store, known as rove World,
1:01:07
and this allows organizations or entities to sell NFTs and to track their holders on
1:01:15
the blockchain, track the loyalty, the support, the engagement of their holders,
1:01:20
and reward them on an ongoing basis, whether that's tokens, more NFTs,
1:01:27
different types of rewards like VIP access, etc. This is all possible
1:01:31
on a very transparent blockchain. So we launched that in twenty twenty one and
1:01:37
the goal of rove World was to be super easy to use for the masses.
1:01:42
You never need to hold crypto. You could download it in the app
1:01:45
store, you sign in with an email and just like that, you're buying
1:01:49
NFTs from the causes you care about and getting rewarded well. In one week
1:01:53
from now, we're really excited to announce, in partnership with Ome, the
1:01:59
release of the official Andy and Hope NFTs. You guys just saw the UN
1:02:05
Symphony Orchestra. These will be the official NFTs and they come with a lot
1:02:10
of different perks. Right one is pre album access to l condor PASA,
1:02:17
which we just heard Andy Hope. There's also special VIP access right to the
1:02:23
UN General Assembly and all the other rewards that Rove can offer, rare digital
1:02:30
collectibles, tokens, et cetera. So really excited. Oh and all all
1:02:37
of the funds that are raised will go to Accelerator Global, which is a
1:02:43
program to support the Latin youth in the initiatives that they care about. So
1:02:47
once again this is a way for entities to fundraise and support their holders on
1:02:53
an ongoing basis. So super honored to be a part of this and be
1:02:59
on the lookout for NFT going live one week from now. Thanks everone,
1:03:04
Okay, that was Roe, thank you Row All right, we still have
1:03:08
a lot of people doing a lot of good things. We're gonna have a
1:03:13
cultural showcase, I believe, with Lama Tashi. Then we're going to have
1:03:17
another keynote speech speech by His Highness chic Abdul Lazzi Nuami, he's the green
1:03:27
Chik from the Middle East. And I have the Earth Elders trailers premiere keynote
1:03:32
Akune so and that's just maybe the next twenty minutes. So wow, there's
1:03:38
a lot of good news on this stage and it's going to continue on all
1:03:44
day. Well, you know, I'll keep going on here. You know,
1:03:46
I just realized we didn't show doctor Jane Goodall, and we didn't show
1:03:52
Leonardo DiCaprio, and we didn't show Stevie Wonder, and we didn't show Ringo
1:03:57
Starr. So at some point we have to show those people because actually the
1:04:04
premise of the show is really the words of doctor Jane Goodall, and in
1:04:11
her video you will see and we will see how she says, if we
1:04:15
don't take care of Mother Earth, we'll never have peace. So mother Earth
1:04:20
is instrumental for the world of peace, and let's love her and move life
1:04:30
forwards in the way that's positive. Are they ready to go. I think
1:04:40
Michelle are good friends. Oh wow, Maria and Michelle from the OME organization.
1:04:45
They're part of two d ms, and we're crazy about these people.
1:04:49
They're really dedicated to world peace, to Mother Earth, good parenting, good
1:04:58
family and someone's it's today, here we go whose birthday? Say so he
1:05:08
can hear me. It's Elan's birthday. So happy birthday to Elan that was
1:05:13
born on Earthday four years ago. My name is Maria Alphonse and I am
1:05:17
happy to be here. I'm one of the founders of Home. Those three
1:05:24
ms that you see there, one of them is me, and we're super
1:05:27
happy to be presenting Earthday in Manhattan. Such an honor to be among so
1:05:34
many special people, so enjoy it. Hi everyone, good afternoon. My
1:05:45
name is Michelle Nursisso I am one of the m's in Home, and thank
1:05:53
you so much everyone for bringing your beautiful energy here today and for supporting this
1:05:58
wonderful cause his Mother Earth. You know, so all we have this is
1:06:02
our home, so hopefully that everyone will be inspired by all the beauty that
1:06:09
you're seeing today. I'm really fortunate to introduce one of our ambassadors, UH,
1:06:16
the venerable Lamatashi along with his whole team, and I'm so sorry that
1:06:21
I don't remember everyone's names, but they're very amazing. And just a little
1:06:27
bit about Lamatashi because you're gonna see him doing a little bit of painting here.
1:06:31
Lamatashi was the official artist for his Holiness, the Dalai Lama for several
1:06:35
years. If you go to Dharamsala, where where his Holiness currently resides,
1:06:42
and you see the beautiful temple, that's just you know, think you know
1:06:46
Michelangelo's Sistine Chapel. This is what Lamaitashi was part of creating. And he's
1:06:53
also one of the founders of the only registered Tibetan museum in the world,
1:06:58
the Museum of contemporaryes Betan Art, which is based in the Netherlands, and
1:07:02
we are looking to find a place in the US so we can build something
1:07:06
similar here to continue to spread all of the beautiful teachings of Tibetan Buddhism and
1:07:13
Tibetan culture. So I'm really honored to present my dear brother and friend as
1:07:16
well as the rest of the team. And again, thank you everyone for
1:07:19
being here. Hope you enjoy h oh hello, hello, thank you m
1:08:05
hmm. Thank you, Michelle and Maria. Hello, hello, hello,
1:08:24
hello, okay, thank you. Good afternoon everyone, good doctor, Good
1:08:34
afternoon, New York City. We are here. Yeah hello, hello,
1:08:50
hello, sorry for the sounds. We are here. I represent Tibetan Museum
1:09:04
of Contemporary Art in the Netherlands, which is the only museum in the world
1:09:10
that is kay yeah you with and which is the only museum in the whole
1:09:29
world registered the Tibetan with the help of Dutch people. And now we are
1:09:33
here in in America. We are going to open UH somewhere in the in
1:09:41
the USA Tibetan cultural art and expressions like this form. So we will we
1:09:50
will meet everyone. We will need to have a lot of support to preserve
1:09:57
Tibetan culture. H like here the museum, this our logo and today we
1:10:03
have with the Tibetan lamas UH here from different parts of Tibetan India. We
1:10:13
came here to pray on this special occasion, our day. We are very
1:10:19
proud that the Tibetan we stand here to pray for the old piece love and
1:10:26
compassion. And I thank Home for supporting us, supporting me especially to my
1:10:34
activities where our monks join and also, I want to thank Nick for that
1:10:43
for sponsoring our this event and we have I would like to ask our monks
1:10:51
to introduce themselves. Hello. I am Tanzi Benjo. I wish you having
1:11:00
this. Hello everyone, my name is yish Chamba. I pray for all
1:11:11
of you good luck, Thank you very much. Hello. My name is
1:11:18
My name is ax I. Pray for old peace and all sension being.
1:11:26
Thank you. Hello, good awting everyone. I'm tens Sega. I'm from
1:11:35
Tibet. I pray for all peace and happiness to you all. Good afternoon
1:11:42
everyone. I am Maria la Ren in support of Lamatashi, and we are
1:11:46
happy to celebrate World Earth Day and we're wishing you all prosperity, long life
1:11:53
and good health. Oh you the bar lord, you do you get?
1:13:11
Oh? Loo loo loo loo? Oh more money? And I would like
1:14:10
to participate. Everyone together, we will recite Mandra of compassion. We don't
1:14:17
see this, oh can we put it on the side? This? This,
1:14:28
this one this mm hmm. So we will recite the mandra in the
1:14:44
background together, the mike and the chicken. You don so together we will
1:14:56
recite the own money pay me home? Okay. So I would like to
1:15:13
have everyone recite this mandra on money pay me home. I will explain a
1:15:17
little bit o money patmeho. And on the top it's written in Tibetan calligraphy.
1:15:28
So a money pay home is very the most important Tibetan mandra. It
1:15:33
means consciousness is like a diamond in the lotus. That means we all grow
1:15:40
out of this muddy water like the lotus. So we will grow from the
1:15:45
deep muddy water, which becomes the ingredients for the lotus to grow. And
1:15:53
lotus survives through this muddy water, coming out of the water, the dirty
1:15:59
and above the service of the water clearly, purely, beautifully, as if
1:16:04
the lotus didn't touch the dirty water like that. This mandra is oh money,
1:16:11
pay me home, that's the meaning. So then all the bees comes
1:16:15
from distance, crossing the valleys towards the flower, towards the lotus. So
1:16:20
this is our most important Tibetan mandra. So we will reset that together.
1:16:26
We will go like did you hm did you? So we will go like
1:16:36
this, Oh money, pay oh money, pay oh money, pay man?
1:16:47
Okay getty on, oh money, pay man, oh man money,
1:16:59
pay oh my name badmel oh my name, payman, Oh my name,
1:17:09
badmel Oh, my name, bad mal Oh, my name, badmel Oh,
1:17:16
my name, badml Oh my name bed mal Oh, my name padmel
1:17:26
Oh my name padmel and sing together Oh my nar bad mal Oh my name
1:17:35
padmel Oh, my name, bad Mal, my name, badman, I'll
1:17:44
do you oh. My name ben Mal, my name, bad mail Oh,
1:17:51
my name head me oh, my name, badmel Oh, my name,
1:17:59
bad man, my name, paml Oh, my name, paymen my
1:18:06
name, pamel on my name, pam on my name, pamel on my
1:18:16
penmen my name, pay mal on, my napa mal, my name,
1:18:26
baml Oh, my name, paml, my name, paml Oh my name,
1:18:33
padmen my name, pamel on my napam my name padmen, get your
1:18:45
sus on lord yellow Oh, my name, baymen, my name, baml
1:18:58
Oh, my name, bad man, my name, pad mal Oh my
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name, pad my name, bad mal O, my name, pamel my
1:19:13
name bad Mal, sing together loud Oh, my name, bad Mal,
1:19:20
my name, badmel Oh, my name, Padmel, my name, pamel
1:19:29
Oh, my name, pamel, my name, padmel Oh, my name,
1:19:36
bad Mal, my name, bad mal On, my name, pamel
1:19:44
my name, badmen, oh, my name, bay man. Keep on
1:19:49
singing. I'm good to bet now gave you my name de Bill, Oh
1:20:05
my name, Oh my name, Bill, my name, my name,
1:20:16
Oh my name Mona, Oh my name, my name, Oh my name,
1:20:39
baby, my name Bill, my name Bill, Ah my name Bill,
1:20:49
my nail, my name Mail, Oh my name Bill, my name,
1:21:01
by my nap, all my nam, my name, all my male,
1:21:18
my all, mon mlne my name, my man, my name,
1:22:02
my nada, my dad, mamen, oh my name Mal, my dadmen,
1:22:14
oh my Nadmila, Oh my dad, maml boy man my name,
1:22:26
maml, my name, my name, oh my name, oh my dad,
1:22:43
mal my dad, oh my dad, man, my boy, my
1:22:57
boy. Oh am I wanted, oh am I having wanted my nap,
1:23:20
I want, I wanted, I wanted, in wanted, wanted, wanted.
1:23:58
I want my name on my a, Bama on my Apama my name,
1:24:49
Oh my name, Bama, my name, Oh my napam my name
1:24:59
Bama, Oh my napamen, my name, Oh my name, my name,
1:25:11
oh my name, my name, my name man o, my name
1:25:21
games on long yellow Oh okay samega he the you're the one of your job,
1:25:57
yes, sah girl by show Oh so get them whatso yeah? Oh
1:26:38
gag so so love yellow. Oh my name bamy oh money payment money,
1:27:18
So that's okay. So given show never you just than there were never Yoji.
1:27:45
I pray together with the monks on behalf of Tibet and my culture for
1:27:53
the world piece and to generate compassion and to free from obstacles and sufferings for
1:28:00
all of you. These are the prayers to free ourselves from ignorance, desires,
1:28:10
and hatreds. That is the meaning of money. Pay me who.
1:28:14
So I have done this. Here the Buddha touching the earth, and here
1:28:21
it's oahu in the Tibetan mantra of our body, speech and the mind,
1:28:30
the pure form like the Buddha's body, speech and mind. And then the
1:28:33
flying monks the symbolize our conscines, our true self, of our Buddha nature.
1:28:42
So we all have a Buddha nature. So it's a matter of growing
1:28:45
it. So in Buddhism we say we all will enlighten one day, sooner
1:28:51
or later. So if you recite this mandra oh money pay me who,
1:28:58
please remember that and that we grow as a flower, be the flower not
1:29:03
the bee. If you can all remember, be the flower not the bee.
1:29:11
Can we say together be the flower not the bee? So if you
1:29:15
be that, and then all the bee comes towards you, and we grow
1:29:21
as a flower each time, every time which conflict ourselves with our environment,
1:29:30
like the flower grow its petal, same way, we grow our qualities like
1:29:35
the flower and be always beautiful no matter what. So this is the symbol
1:29:42
where the Buddha comes up above the surface of the water, enlightened mind,
1:29:47
body and the speech. Thank you very much for this. Ah. I
1:29:56
want to invite Michelle and uh Maria. I want to organizing this together for
1:30:08
us. We want to thank our inviters, mister Nick, Michelle, thank
1:30:26
you very much for this great honor for my country, for todd if you.
1:30:33
Thank you, Mamatashi. That was beautiful. Thank you so much.
1:30:39
I agreed the Goddess in you, the Buddha na nature in you. Thank
1:30:44
you very much. Maria, thank you for being in the home for a
1:30:54
long time. Thank you. I agreed, I agreed, the God and
1:31:00
Buddha nature in you. Thank you very much. This was amazing, not
1:31:05
such an hon art be to have you with us. Thank you, Thank
1:31:09
you very much. Ah. Mister Nick Nicholas please come here and we have
1:31:19
brought one statue, but we will give him bought from India. We'll give
1:31:27
him later. This Oh yeah, this is thank you very much on behalf
1:31:31
of Tibet and Himalayan culture for helping us to stand. Thank you so our
1:31:40
pleasure. Can we please get a hand Lamatashi with the rest of his amazing
1:31:43
group. So is everybody enjoying the event today? Wonderful, much more amazing
1:31:48
things to come. Thank you all for coming. Thank you, thank you
1:31:53
very much. I would like to take a chance to thank you sister Jenna.
1:31:58
Somebody I know you please come and then I would like everyone come here
1:32:02
and and take a quick picture. Will one more minute, all come here
1:32:06
and we'll take some picture from there. Everyone please come here. We will
1:32:12
remember. I want to thank sister Jenna. Ah, thank you Sister Jenna.
1:32:18
I must say I bless you, thank you so much. So to
1:32:25
get together with So we'll turn there, we'll turn and then we take picture.
1:32:33
Yes, yes, so we will say tashi. They like it's a
1:32:47
Tibetan word to bring good luck and good health. So we say three times
1:32:56
tashi. They like, one would tashi de leg and hen we can put
1:33:03
the hentjes like that. When we see Dada Lama and the lamas we say
1:33:08
Tashi de leg dashi de lag. Thank you very much, Thank you,
1:33:15
and I wish you all on behalf of my culture. For the Tibetan monks.
1:33:19
Good luck, good health, Thank you, Hi, Good day in
1:33:27
New York City Times Square. I'm happy to be at this amazing event today.
1:33:30
Thank you Nick, thank you Michelle and everyone who's turned up today.
1:33:34
Our next guest very close to my heart, his Royal Highness Shake up do
1:33:40
Laziz al Naoumi all the way from Dubai to inspire us with his knowledge,
1:33:45
also known as the Green Shak. Exactly five years ago he was in Mumbai
1:33:50
with me, where we hosted an event called Beyond Medicine. Welcome, Welcome,
1:33:57
your Highness. He's also an author of a best seller across the Indian
1:34:00
subcontinent in the Middle East, The Dry Fasting Miracle, which we wrote in
1:34:06
honor of his sister. So thank you so much, brother, Thank you,
1:34:12
please inspire us. Happy air Day. I'm so pleased to be here
1:34:26
in New York Times Square, traveling half of the planet to come to celebrate
1:34:30
with you. So amazing. I'm going to offset this my travel with two
1:34:36
thousand, five hundred kilos of carbon dioxide. So I'm going to plant about
1:34:44
sixty five trees back home to offset my travel. Well, I want to
1:34:53
share with you some thoughts about how to make a better future for all of
1:34:57
us. To start with my journey, I'm under as ease and amy as
1:35:04
known as the Green Share. G for global, R for reathing, E
1:35:10
for enlightenment, other E for ethics, and N is for network, which
1:35:15
is net worth. The other world is shake is for spiritual, H for
1:35:23
humility, humble down to earth, than E for environment, I for improvement.
1:35:32
We need to improve every minute, every second. Then K for knowledge.
1:35:38
We need to have that knowledge to plement it to practices, not to
1:35:44
solve the problem, to make our life much better. And the last letter
1:35:47
of this acronym of green Chare is k is h, which is human being.
1:35:55
So green Chare is actually that's my genes. I put them on front
1:36:00
to serve people and to save this planet. I'm doing this fifty years ago,
1:36:06
not just now fifty years now. I have another fifty years because our
1:36:12
dreams is beyond our age. It has no number. My journey. My
1:36:26
journey didn't start in a big fancy places or palaces or the large desert where
1:36:33
I live or where I'm from. It started in the simple beauty of nature.
1:36:40
There among the quiet sand and under the big starry sky. I realize
1:36:46
what I needed among the quiet sand and nature to made me see we were
1:36:53
not treating it well to do. Being too close to nature made me so
1:36:59
really passionate and decided to help and not to fix the planet. To fix
1:37:04
myself. First, I wanted to stand up for people, plants, animals
1:37:13
of the planet. When I was six, I was with my dad in
1:37:18
a hunting trip for falconry. My dad is one of the falconer He trained
1:37:25
thousands of falcons in his life. So I asked him I wanted to have
1:37:30
my own falcon. But that helped me to see a bigger picture. He
1:37:35
said, ab the Laziz, you have a special path ahead. Learn a
1:37:41
lot, find what excites you, and use it to help people on the
1:37:46
Earth. You are going to be my future falcon. Today, our world
1:37:55
is at pivotal moment. We are blessed with a plant and nature, beauty
1:38:00
and resources, but it's now facing significant threats. Climate change is leading to
1:38:09
more frequent and severe weather events. Just a few days ago, it happens
1:38:15
even in my country wide, diversity is also declining at alarming rate, and
1:38:21
pollution continues to degrade our natural environment. These environmental issues are closely linked with
1:38:30
social and economic problems that affect humidity worldwide. Despite a looming threads of rising
1:38:41
sea levels and increasing desertification, there remains a chance for us to shift our
1:38:47
course and leave a positive mark on this planet Earth. If we define what
1:38:54
is a better future for all, it means living in harmony within ourselves,
1:39:01
within others, and with the nature, where everyone has a clean air,
1:39:09
clean water and healthy soil. It's about using natural energy sources like the sun,
1:39:17
the wind, and making sure every child we have, every child we
1:39:26
have, should have a bright future and secure. This vision shows us the
1:39:33
way forward. COP twenty eight in Dubai, the United Arab Emirates last year
1:39:42
highlighted Kivy achievements in climate action, such as creating the Loss and Damage Fund
1:39:49
and the establishment of the Global Goal on Adaptation, signaling a major push towards
1:39:57
sustainability and resilience. The summit also reinforce the urgency of a just transition away
1:40:05
from fossil fuels and emphasize the need of significant financial support for venerable nations setting
1:40:15
a clear path for a global cooperation and action actionable climate goals. If we
1:40:23
ask a question, what are the paths for our brighter future? There are
1:40:30
many. There are many I want to share with you, few of them
1:40:35
I think they are so important. To advance toward a brighter future, we
1:40:42
must fully embrace innovation and sustainable practices that respect our planet's balance. It's all
1:40:49
about the balance how we will live in this planet. Education is important,
1:40:57
will be our guiding force and light and empowering communities to make a wise and
1:41:02
bold commitment and decisions. Even our policies must be deeply rooted and sustainability,
1:41:14
ensuring every choice reflect our dedication on this Earth. Together, regardless of national
1:41:25
color, cultural or ideological differences, we must commit to a global pact that
1:41:32
leads our world to a future of sustainability, peace, and prosperity. And
1:41:39
prosperity that's really connecting all of us. Finally, let's call for action.
1:41:46
Join me you as a guardian of the planet and shaping our future. Now
1:41:54
where harmony tribes, Let's channel our passions into impactful actions. Those impactful actions,
1:42:02
each choice echoing our commitment to Earth's well being. Together, as architect
1:42:10
of change, we will cultivate a legacy of hope, resilience, and sustainability.
1:42:18
Our journey starts now, each of us playing a crucial role and preserving
1:42:23
our home, this planet for future generation. Let's move forward with purpose for
1:42:31
our Earth, our children, and a better tomorrow. Remember, our earth
1:42:40
can't be fixed until we fixed ourselves. Thank you people. All about people.
1:43:05
The planet is about people. When we connect them, the planet will
1:43:10
be better. Mm hmmm h m hm into m hm h m h Layers
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to name Jallon Coble h layers Colle to name Jallian nothing co co trouble.
1:44:48
Okay, hello everyone, We just had a moment of taking the show from
1:44:56
Vancouver, and later on we'll be going into Australia, Egypt, Miami and
1:45:02
more from Vancouver. So let me introduce what's happening here. All right.
1:45:09
My name is Revn Paul Slatkis. So faiths and spiritual and whatever you might
1:45:14
want to believe, as long as you're kind and loving and caring for yourself,
1:45:18
for the planet and everybody and then the plant or animals around you.
1:45:24
So we still have a monster show here in the Times Square until at least
1:45:30
four o'clock. Aren't soon Earth elders are going to come up. We're gonna
1:45:35
have a keynote with Canal Sued Founder We the Planet, Chief Impact officer from
1:45:43
the Chopra Foundation and special advisor to Global Expert of Disruptive and Deepak Chopra has
1:45:48
been involved in our shows over the years. When the World collide, SDG
1:45:56
panel is going to happen, so SG. There's some buzzwords in the world
1:45:59
of Earth concerns. Okay, SDG is this development goals, Sustainable development goals.
1:46:08
Those are part of the United Nations and there are these goals are what
1:46:13
the countries which there's one hundred and ninety three desire to eradicate and there are
1:46:20
quite serious goals and you should go to like UN dot org and learn about
1:46:26
that. Another buzzword in Earth Day and today is Earth Day, and give
1:46:30
yourselves an applause for caring enough to spend some time to think about Mother Earth
1:46:35
please. Okay. Another and important this is a kind of a corporate word
1:46:43
ESG Environmental social governments, and that's corporations taking care of environmental sustainability within the
1:46:53
corporations. But it's important to always Remember, a corporation is just people.
1:46:59
Well, what makes corporation not the name of the corporation, it's the people
1:47:02
within the corporation. So we actually have a term our Good News Corporation PSG,
1:47:09
which means personal social governance. It's all about us. It's about your
1:47:15
conscience, it's about your courage to do the right thing, and it's always
1:47:18
in every aspect of your life. Do what you think is right, be
1:47:23
kind to your neighbor, and we move forward in this world. Okay,
1:47:30
So corporate social responsibility is important as well. That's CSR and keep going.
1:47:40
All right, So do you know we're on an island, all right.
1:47:43
We heard from the borough president, Mark Levine earlier and he was talking about
1:47:48
all of the initiatives that we're looking at here, concern about the buildings,
1:47:55
the air quality, the outside air quality. Suggesting public transport for all.
1:48:00
New York has amazing public transportation all day, all night. All right,
1:48:06
let's hear it for New York and it's public transportation for New York City.
1:48:12
Seriously, you can get around for two dollars and a little change, and
1:48:17
if you're a senior like me, you can go for a half okay,
1:48:20
which is the deal. It's worth getting gold for okay, because there's a
1:48:26
lot of opportunities for us seniors here in New York. This is a very
1:48:30
much a philanthropic, a very much a concerning city for those in need.
1:48:39
So I think the subways are fantastic. I'm in there all the time.
1:48:44
Life is good. We're gonna have the voice of Monaco now, Alan Lendler,
1:48:57
he's coming up and and and along with Byron Bird. Bird, Byron
1:49:06
Bird, What a perfect name for today. All right, who knows the
1:49:11
peace bird? What's the peace bird? What? What a kind of bird?
1:49:14
Is it? Peace stuff? Okay, well we have a bird coming
1:49:19
up on stage and someone from Monica. Look out nicely stressed, You guys
1:49:23
look beautiful. All right, come on up and share. Thank you very
1:49:26
much for coming here. I didn't see his jacket. Check this out you
1:49:36
Hello, New York. Just got to get the stand up a little higher.
1:49:45
I came. I came here. We came here when Sabert could come.
1:49:48
Unfortunately maybe next year for sure. Uh And next year we promised were
1:49:56
we'll perform. I am an uninjured voice for Monaco Official and my name is
1:50:01
Byron Bird with the group the funk group Son. We've performed all around the
1:50:05
world with many many groups and stuff like this Golden Platinum Records. But what
1:50:10
we wanted to do tonight is we wanted to tell the people here in Manhattan
1:50:15
we're about to launch a big program, all right, and this program is
1:50:20
going to bring ecology and technology because there has to be a blend there into
1:50:27
the world to help peace through what we do in sports, music and the
1:50:33
arts. We work with the un DSMA, which is the United Nations Department
1:50:39
for the Sports, Music and Arts, and we plan to do many,
1:50:43
many events around the world. All right, We're going to just show you
1:50:45
a little bit of the video and we're gonna have maybe a little bit of
1:50:48
participation, but we would love later for each and every one of you to
1:50:54
check out the social media that we have and everything else and join in with
1:50:58
the movement that is being kicked started right here in Times Square. And I
1:51:02
don't forget to come up. We got a little gift for me for you,
1:51:08
that's right, Yeah, BEAUTI forgift. So you just after that bearded
1:51:12
video and when you come up, then that's right. So right now,
1:51:15
if the sound man and the video man can play the video. It would
1:51:18
be great and anybody that wants these special glasses will throw some out to you.
1:51:25
They're going to create a big fad, all right. This is sunglasses
1:51:30
for a sunny day on Earth Day. Yeah. Usually there's technical difficulties all
1:51:45
the time. It's coming, He's coming instead. Has everybody enjoyed today so
1:51:57
far? I think it's been great, you know, Mark Levine, President
1:52:03
of the Borough of Manhattan. Everyone else here, the Rev. Nick has
1:52:09
done a great job. I mean a fantastic job of pulling this event together.
1:52:15
He does a lot all the time, and the Rev does one here
1:52:17
many times a year for many years, so give them your support. Must
1:52:29
be still a little bit of a technical problem, Okay, okay, there's
1:53:05
been a technical difficulty. There's been technic technical difficulties back in the back.
1:53:11
The video won't be played right now, so it's meaningless for us to be
1:53:15
here. So what we're gonna do is we're gonna hand out some of these
1:53:17
glasses and we'll let you know when the video is ready and you'll be able
1:53:21
to enjoy it. We want everybody to participate, and we'll be working in
1:53:27
many areas around the world. Easter Island, you know, where we're going
1:53:31
to be in the Himalayas you know, in Nepal, a lot of places
1:53:36
around the world, and we work. We're working with artists and musicians like
1:53:42
Ronald Deino, you know Rafie on the dial, all of the biggest people
1:53:47
on the planet we plan to bring into this movement. So we want everybody
1:53:51
to watch and really concentrate on what we need to do in this planet through
1:53:57
ecology, technology for peace, through music, sports and the arts. All
1:54:03
right, I'm gonna throw some of these out if anybody wants some there here.
1:54:06
By the way, if you come to can the Film Festival, we'll
1:54:12
be here. We'll be there also at the Grand Prie to Formula one.
1:54:15
So come on, come on, not go. Anybody wants any glass,
1:54:19
says that, come on, yeah, yeah, I want you to look
1:55:02
cool the rest of the day. Where are your sunglasses? All right?
1:55:15
I got the last one that I had on. Do you want it?
1:55:26
Thank you everyone, Sorry for the technical difficulties. You'll see the video a
1:55:30
little later. Goodbye New York. Hello, good afternoon everyone. It's my
1:55:49
humble privilege to share this message with you on behalf of the airth elders A
1:55:55
Council of thirteen Original Nation elders that span every continent across the globe. As
1:56:00
you'll see in the trailer, Original Nations have prophesied of our time for millennia.
1:56:08
We are standing at the alchemic intersection of profound, social, spiritual,
1:56:14
and ecological transformation. We're asking you for your urgent support and telling these stories.
1:56:23
Our brother Mike, a survivor of the residential schooling system, is conducting
1:56:28
vast pilgrimages across Canada, fostering a movement with the young people in honoring all
1:56:33
life. In the depths of the Amazon, Chief Ninawa faces looming attacks on
1:56:41
his people's ancestral lands as he works to launch the University of the Forest.
1:56:47
Cindy is working to protect her ancestral lands as the race for oil in the
1:56:53
Arctic is seen as an opportunity over the imminent threat of ice life and cultural
1:56:59
memory being lost forever. Rutendo, guardian of indigenous African knowledge, is working
1:57:09
to share Africa's rich cultural wisdom with the world almost lost to centuries of brutal
1:57:14
colonization. In the heart of the Lithium Triangle in Argentina, Grandmother Emma is
1:57:21
mobilizing four hundred indigenous communities to protect their ancestral lands from lithium extraction and green
1:57:29
colonialism. Mizaki and Mindahi are working to reawaken ancient sites across the world.
1:57:38
They're calling on world leaders to honor all life and to protect the biocultural territories
1:57:43
of indigenous people across the world. The Earth Elders stories stand as a testament
1:57:49
of resilience, of cultural survival, and of kinship to end the cycle of
1:57:57
empire and separation. The Elders are calling for us to remember who we truly
1:58:00
are and unify together now more than ever before. We need to stay centered
1:58:09
in our hearts. For as long as we love, we will dream of
1:58:13
life. Our future is in the stories we tell ourselves. Now here's the
1:58:20
trailer. Behear with these guys. M Okay, okay, okay, it's
1:59:08
gonna just take five minutes. Guys. I want to thank you for your
1:59:11
patience. The messages that the Elders are going to be sharing with you are
1:59:15
spoken from the heart, and I hope that it resonates with you. I
1:59:20
hope that you feel called to be involved, and yeah, please join us
1:59:25
in this era of what can be unprecedented peace and transformation. Thank you once
1:59:36
again, Hello everybody Earth Day here Times Square. We thank the Times Square
1:59:42
Alliance, who's loudest to be here. New York City Parks, we thank
1:59:47
them as well, and the Borough President of Manhattan, Mark Levine, and
1:59:54
the whole group. Everybody look around and see who's been involved with this big,
2:00:00
big production. So some of the time, let me mention to you
2:00:03
that some of the downtime is a result of this is a worldwide TV show.
2:00:10
So we have a broadcast control room in Vancouver, all right, and
2:00:16
so they're taking the feed from here and they're putting commentary there and adding it
2:00:23
to the show. And then later on the same kind of procedure will occur
2:00:28
from Australia and from Egypt and from Miami and other locations. And you can
2:00:41
be watching this show on United US Live dot com, UNITEDS Live dot COM's
2:00:49
forward slash earth Day. Okay, uniteds U n I t E US Live
2:00:57
dot com slash Earthday. Can watch it on there, and later on you'll
2:01:01
be able to watch it on our YouTube dot com slash good News Broadcast.
2:01:06
So all twelve hours, so that's why we have a little slowdown and at
2:01:13
this moment we're going to bring back up and they've been here before the International
2:01:16
Day of Peace. Heck, Heck is angry elephants. All right, let's
2:01:20
think. Let's get back to nature here. Elephants are nature. Animals are
2:01:25
nature. Animals are our friends, as well as all sentient beings animals,
2:01:30
plants, and human beings Homo sapiens. Hello everyone, My name is Heck
2:01:43
from Angry Elephant, and the reason why I'm here today is to discuss the
2:01:46
dwindling population of the African elephant, which is very very important for us to
2:01:53
take care of. The reason why is four hundred thousand elephants are left in
2:01:59
the wild, well in the reservations because they have to be protected. Our
2:02:03
job is to make sure that we do provide people that are helping the elephants
2:02:08
stay alive with money, food for the elephants. As such, the elephants
2:02:14
play a very very big role in the ecosystem. They are actually the pioneers
2:02:17
of the ecosystem. They sustain life for habitats in their wildlife. So what
2:02:25
we do is that angry elephant. And people always ask why did you choose
2:02:28
the name angry elephant. It's a frequently asked question, I say, well,
2:02:32
I've never seen a happy elephant with his face cut off. So what
2:02:35
they do is in the black market they take the elephant test. They travel
2:02:40
miles with the elephant test to export them to other countries and like China's a
2:02:45
major one in UK and they take the elephants, they take their tusts and
2:02:49
they perform in the black market. The black market has three sustainable compounds,
2:02:56
one human trafficking, two guns and drugs and ivory. So what that means
2:03:02
is that they can fit a fit of two foot elephants trunk to ten foot.
2:03:06
They can fit a human being in there, and when you'll rEFInd one,
2:03:10
you'll find two, whether it's ivory and drugs or ivory and human trafficking.
2:03:15
So what we do if you raise awareness Angry Elephant is what we do.
2:03:19
We see the logo, you understand that this is a cause being pushed
2:03:24
behind it. The narrative is to raise awareness about what's going on, So
2:03:27
we provide clothes. We have a website, it's called ww dot angry elephant
2:03:31
dot net. You can follow us at social media at angry elephant net and
2:03:35
you'll see all the things that we do. We have a big following on
2:03:39
Instagram, Facebook, and our web page is enormous with information about the dwindling
2:03:44
population. So I need for you to be a part of this. What
2:03:48
I need for you to do is to go onto the website Cidofile news that
2:03:51
are because we're gonna bring the elephants to America. Well, I guess you
2:03:56
guys didn't know that elephants did exist at one time in America to the poaches
2:04:00
and the trophy hunters decide that they wanted to kill them. So now Botswana
2:04:03
being the biggest land for the elephants that they preserve, it's actually forty of
2:04:10
Botswana is dedicated to the elephant preservation. Forty percent of their land is dedicated
2:04:15
to take care of the elephants. Okay, so what happens is they're becoming
2:04:19
more and more that we need to get the elephants back on into their natural
2:04:23
habitat. So what I want to do an angry elephant is to bring them
2:04:27
here to America. So I need everybody to go onto the website, sign
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up for the newsletter. We're gonna put this campaign together and we're gonna take
2:04:32
care of the elephants. Can we get an agreement on that. Can we
2:04:36
take care of the elephants? All right? We need them just like they
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need us. We need them, all right, don't forget Angry Elephant dot
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net. Sign up for the newsletter and we'll keep you informed on what we're
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doing. Thank you so much. Poachers have succeeded in reducing the elephant population
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by more than fifty percent. Furthermore, these individuals continue to perpetrate the killing
2:05:04
of over one hundred elephants on a daily basis. It is a dire situation
2:05:10
that requires immediate attention and action from all stakeholders to preserve the natural balance of
2:05:17
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Angry elephant dot net. All right, we gotta get going here, so
2:07:15
canw stay up here? Because We got to move the show along because we're
2:07:19
I have some technical difficulties that have held this up. Get angry, join
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the movement, angry elephant. Okay, Next, thank you very much,
2:07:28
angry elephant. Here we go. We're gonna have a keynote. Let's give
2:07:31
him big hand and thank you for the work he's doing. Next, we're
2:07:35
gonna have Canal Sued, founder of We the Planet, chief Impact Officer Chopra
2:07:41
Foundation, and special advisor and global expert to Disruptive. Okay, canw please
2:07:46
share no the video? You have? Video? Yeah? Okay? Why
2:07:59
wea for a video? If anyone can answer this question? Who knows what
2:08:05
the capital of India's in the audience? Anyone? Okay, go ahead?
2:08:11
What's the capital? Oh? Good, there you go. You just save
2:08:16
the planet. Congratulations. Okay, all right, welcome everyone. My name
2:08:22
is Kunasu and the founder with the Planet and then partnership with the Disruptor and
2:08:28
the Triple Foundation. We're here. We're just going to show you a very
2:08:31
interesting video. We did an AI in the last twelve hours, so just
2:08:35
to demonstrate what AI can do in record time. What would usually take a
2:08:41
team at least a couple of days, could we play the video please,
2:09:00
Yah, that's not working. Go back. Ok they have a joke.
2:09:26
AI is easy, but AV is pretty hard. So let me just go
2:09:30
and see what's going on. And Margaret need never doubt that a small group
2:09:46
of thought full, committed citizens can change the world. In fact, it's
2:09:50
the only thing that ever has at we the future. H who's been at
2:10:01
the Margaret Meet? The National the Planetarium and the Natural History off eighty first
2:10:07
and Columbus Avenue. Okay, So, as mentioned, a lot of these
2:10:37
are being rolled in in in the Broadcast Center in Vancouver, and ore will
2:10:46
be editing. This is a TV show, so some of the content you
2:10:50
might not be seeing at this moment. To put on a show like this
2:10:56
is a big project, that's for sure. Yah. Okay. I think
2:11:24
that we're going to screen the earth Elders film. I'm not sure. Kay,
2:11:39
Okay, Okay. So you guys heard me speak already about the main
2:11:46
sentiments that are behind some of the messages from the earth Elders. My name
2:11:52
is Melanie. I'm one of the co directors of the of the feature film
2:11:56
that we're currently creating. The earth Elders as an organization, as I mentioned,
2:12:01
which has thirteen original nation elders from every continent across the world. The
2:12:05
story that we hope to tell with this film is to support the protection of
2:12:09
fifty two critical bioregions across the world that within each we'll have a supporting traditional
2:12:16
ecological knowledge center which hopes to be able to combine indigenous led knowledge of ecological
2:12:28
systems to be able to create future guardians of the Earth that will be able
2:12:33
to work in harmony with the nature within each respective bioregion, rather than having
2:12:39
it as a homogenized application of conventional knowledge systems that we have here in the
2:12:45
West. So, without further ado, please support the film, please join
2:12:50
us in amplifying this message. And yeah, as I said, we offer
2:12:56
the invitation for you all to be involved. This requires all of us and
2:13:00
we have the ability to change the world and create the one that we wish
2:13:03
to see. Okay, you can tell this was not scripted, but there
2:13:07
we go. Thank you. We didn't live in one place. We moved
2:14:20
through the forest. The understandings that we once had to the earth, the
2:14:28
responsibility that we once had to the earth, is what it is that the
2:14:35
original peoples of the Earth once walked with and when I say the original peoples
2:14:41
of the earth, I mean all colors of man, all peoples from all
2:14:48
regions to gather l piece preva, the resistencia, por Kenowski, sero,
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guitarstra lingua, metal costumes, the cantral soulna alassaiwas can alas uakas in m
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karakos elen guentro. The condor henner around Pasakuti Pacha is a smart team.
2:15:33
Kuti is courty more you mean to transformasium. The prophecy of the ego and
2:15:41
the conor h incesss in the space is the unification process unit in the diversity,
2:15:50
which means that the people from the north and people from the south and
2:15:54
the center come to together again. That's why this prophecy is so important,
2:16:00
because it's also a teacher for others that have forgotten the instruction, original teachings
2:16:05
how to live irresponsibility, in reciprocity, in deep respect with life. Our
2:16:16
current paradigm has separated us, so it is a time of coming together from
2:16:20
the separations into that singularity which recognizes that I am because of the other.
2:16:26
The dynamic life force that exists in everything shows us that we're all related and
2:16:31
if we're all related. Then we are all connectively responsible for ensuring the healing
2:16:37
of our environment, the healing of each other, the healing of the cosmos,
2:16:41
and the emergence. At this time of turning, it's a lack of
2:16:48
harmony the earth and its history. When things get out of balance, just
2:16:58
kind of shrugs it, shoulders, shakes off whatever's bothering it. Toda,
2:17:09
yes so is on for so important? With m yes so? The second
2:17:24
elements, the waters, the fires, the earth, the winds are speaking
2:17:31
to us. We've got to listen. This planet is a teacher. We
2:17:37
are going to receive the teachings and we have to stand up with this mother
2:17:41
who nurtured us. Always to me, this is what the understanding of the
2:17:50
prophecy is. It's not about going out telling the world that we have all
2:17:56
the answers. It's about going out. I'm telling the people of the earth,
2:18:03
did you have the answers? Into the streets we're coming down. We
2:19:20
never seen, never get taken a get further field, sense of further lie
2:19:31
to the crowd, never know she's got die unting five time. It's enough.
2:19:48
Who's gonna say tonight, who's gonnaway we're gonna. We're gonna say,
2:20:45
if not the most, it's one a better when we dream, it's not
2:20:52
a matter with a wad united so that God never know she found its God
2:21:07
want you to buy time. Listen not now, who's gone to say?
2:21:26
Who's gone away? Were gone away? We're gonna say away Votto dulan sat
2:22:18
secret, let the man sat no into the streets, were coming down long
2:23:28
we never seen, we never get turn a get a few other field sense
2:23:35
of further lie. Turn the crowd now never bad knows you found the skyline.
2:23:46
Want you to find time, turn on the love now listen enough who's
2:23:56
gone to say? I want? Would you would have the like we do
2:24:16
get? We do say your life were full the moon. It's fun a
2:24:56
better when we dream, it's at who's not away? United to know she
2:25:13
found it's got die. Want you to listen now, who's gonna say,
2:25:35
who's gone away? To night We're gonnaway. We're gonna says gone sad,
2:26:28
Brad, Really that's not sad. The way to please help the most affected
2:27:03
people and areas. By streaming this song, we're raising money for for Good
2:27:16
News Important work for Earthday and for that organization's outreach. So what today is
2:27:22
is a day of a lot of organizations, maybe in certain respects, so
2:27:30
many organizations that we have so many videos and audios and content that we could
2:27:39
probably be going on. Actually usually our Earth Day and our Peace Day shows
2:27:43
are twelve hours. We've taken over Central Parks with the band show, and
2:27:50
there's just so many people want to donate. This is a nonprofit donate their
2:27:56
time to be part of International Day of Peace September twenty first, our Earth
2:28:01
Day today on the twenty first. We also like to speak a lot about
2:28:11
water. On March twenty second is World Water Day, of which our company
2:28:16
was involved with creating World Water Day, which is mark March twenty second.
2:28:22
And we all know that water is the sustenance of life. Who likes water?
2:28:28
Is there anybody that doesn't like water and are living on soda? And
2:28:33
well, soda has water, and I think every liquid might have water.
2:28:39
How important is water? How important is that we take care of our water?
2:28:46
Water is life. Water is the sustenance of life, and we should
2:28:52
always do respect for it. You know. In the meantime, I read
2:28:58
this earlier h an iroquois uh a poem and we are. I'm gonna read
2:29:07
a little more of it as we wait for some more of the people here.
2:29:22
Horribly Yeah, okay, sorry for the delay. Is that Iroquois?
2:29:52
Actually I read this with the Mayor of New York earlier on today, Mayor
2:29:56
Adams and Pastor Monrose. I also am a interfaith minister of all spirituality and
2:30:03
all faiths and no faith. What anybody wants to believes, okay by me,
2:30:07
as long as you're nice to each other. This is a prayer to
2:30:09
mother, or spiritual practice by the Iroquois Indian prayer. We return thanks to
2:30:16
our mother, the earth, which sustains us. We return thanks to the
2:30:20
rivers and streams which apply us with water. We return thanks to all herbs
2:30:26
which furnace, furnish medicines for the cure of our diseases. Who knows how
2:30:33
an aspirin is made? What? What? What? What is an aspirin?
2:30:37
Where's an aspen created from? Does anybody know? Uh? Okay?
2:30:46
A weeping willow tree? Okay, so next time you look at a weeping
2:30:50
willow tree, you're looking at an aspirin. So our plants are crucial to
2:30:54
our existence and to our health. We return thanks to the corn and to
2:31:01
her sisters, the beans and squash which give us life. We return thanks
2:31:05
to the bushes and trees which provide us with fruit. We return thanks to
2:31:09
the wind, which moving the air has banished diseases. The wind banishes diseases.
2:31:18
Think about these words, you're living with, these words. A lot
2:31:22
of times we don't realize what we're living with. We return thanks to the
2:31:26
moon and stars which have given us their light when the sun was gone.
2:31:31
We return thanks to our grandfather, he know, who has given us his
2:31:37
rain. Just think about life without rain. We return thanks every time,
2:31:41
every year time in the rains. Be happy and save it. Figure out
2:31:46
a ways to save it. And there's many many people doing that. We
2:31:50
return thanks to the Sun that has looked upon the earth in a beautiful eye.
2:31:56
Lastly, return thanks to the Great Spirit in whom embodied or goodness prayers
2:32:01
in powerful prayers for everyday living by Mark lind and Omara. Okay, thank
2:32:07
you for listening to that. Okay, all right. Next up, Ashley
2:32:18
as a buddy of mine and A y Young is the Global United Nations SPG,
2:32:26
the only American ambassador who has an organization called Battery Tour and Battery Tour
2:32:33
seventeen y y brought over a whole bunch of people for International Day of Peace,
2:32:37
and he's going to rock this room, this Times Square audience and concert
2:32:46
facility. So ay you ready? Here we go. Yes. A Y
2:32:54
Young is right there way in the back. A local hip hop artist makes
2:33:05
an international name for himself. He is the first artist to power his concert
2:33:09
with one hundred percent renewable energy. It is a real honor to recognize mister
2:33:15
A. Y Young, the founder of Battery Tour. It's incredible. Can't
2:33:18
wait for you to see that the United Nations is now throwing its support behind
2:33:22
here. Mister Young has made a big impact in his young life. Born
2:33:26
in nineteen ninety one, He's a singer, songwriter, a dancer, producer,
2:33:31
entrepreneur, and sustainability advocate. He's staged and performed more than eight hundry
2:33:37
concerts. He was named by the United Nations recently as one of seventeen Youth
2:33:48
World Leaders of the World, the only individual selected for that honor from the
2:33:54
United States. I'm looking forward to stimulating this local economy further, bringing entrepreneurs
2:34:05
together, leading businesses together, bringing the world together so we can make some
2:34:13
change. Idea to listen, tell me what to do, give me ideas.
2:34:20
My mission is to kind of bring down these silos and build bridges to
2:34:24
power collective action. By bringing everyone together, there's human being. My work
2:34:30
plans in three different phases. I'm going to make an album powered one hundred
2:34:35
percent by renewable energy. Right now, A y Young is working on an
2:34:39
album based on the seventeen United Nations schools. Major stars like Tech nine and
2:34:43
Philly Eilish eleborate there are seven hundred billion people that are still living in problem
2:34:54
hold from this severe music. It's about collaboration, about getting excites, It's
2:34:58
about going across the place. How don't think anyone could disagree that everyone needs
2:35:09
to have access to the energy water needs. We're all these outlets for change.
2:35:24
We can't change happy yr thing with something New York. It's like a
2:35:33
billion people without energy around the world, and I spend my life to bring
2:35:37
people energy and light the world. Yeah, we can't. We can't light
2:35:41
the world. We can't change the world. We can rule the world.
2:35:48
We can we can't light the world. We can change the world. We
2:35:56
can Yeah, light it up. Shoot, shoot like them boys, put
2:36:03
your hands up better, man up a debbie man down, get the hummer
2:36:07
drugging heavy, how we roll around? Power up? Charge it up?
2:36:11
Day. No, there's millions where you got no life, So shoot shooter.
2:36:16
We fight for light to night. We can light the world. We
2:36:22
can't change over. We can roll up. We can light the world.
2:36:31
We can't change the world. We can roll over. Yeah, and we
2:36:39
can light the world. We can't change the world. We can roll the
2:36:45
world. We can yeah, yeah, yeah, we can like up yeah
2:37:05
we can like do. What's up, guys. I've been doing this sustainability
2:37:11
thing for like twelve years, right, bringing people energy, helping the world.
2:37:16
I feel like I'm in a blue ocean. I feel like I've been
2:37:18
alone. So I wrote about it when the paink dries and some massipiace and
2:37:26
forest with strings and single sense in me. See, you can't give up.
2:37:31
You be the one. Are you giving up? Are you giving up?
2:37:35
Don't give up? You can't give up. You be the one.
2:37:37
Are you giving up? Are you giving up? Now? I'm riding now
2:37:43
rock, get too out and space you don't need to naka which win go.
2:37:50
I was golsing in my blue ocean, in my space, I was
2:38:01
colsing my blues Miles band. Do you do anything? And said your mind
2:38:09
to just ride down way, Just ride down the way. I ride my
2:38:16
own day, never deserved. We get in and you can't control, and
2:38:26
she feel in, can't on the whole. See it's that part of you.
2:38:31
See you can't give up? Will you be the ones? Are you
2:38:35
giving up? Are you giving up? So you can't give up? Will
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you be the ones? Are you giving enough? Don't give up? He
2:38:41
now ride now, I'm telling you man, missus statability journey. It can
2:38:46
be crazy. It's like the way the blue ocean, but it's good to
2:38:50
be together. Guys. Makes some noise. I wass for earthda my bush,
2:38:56
my blue mounds? Bad my pace? Momse pas hey, I was
2:39:05
and now I got some bottle? How you gotta doing? Mom? Kid
2:39:11
to say, now I'm riding my way, I'm running my way. I'm
2:39:18
right now, ride my way? Rock get too out of space, no
2:39:28
need to navigate? Way to go? Makes a noise for yourself? What's
2:39:37
up? Everybody say Outlet say plucked it. You guys know who the solo
2:39:45
gi it is, right, y'all know me solo che sided with the batteries
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made it from the street, feeling like fuck all lies on men sustainabilities,
2:39:54
the goat of solar rep and I haat that'll be two or depending on me.
2:39:58
Y'all know me so the g shout up with the batteries made it from
2:40:01
the street, starting from the street corner. Got more green than lawna John
2:40:05
did through the more countries than the rain deer seen nick game. Gott no
2:40:09
click like outlets. Everybody want to ride this way? Everybody want to block
2:40:15
my son light. Hey it's Doug, Who's that? I hate this guy.
2:40:20
It's unfair about the crowd of dog keeps up and finds a new career.
2:40:26
I agree the soul stuck to disease. This guy just sucks. He's
2:40:30
not green. She takes the stainability. Got so many clothes I can bringer
2:40:33
roll, never letting go no more roll and hit my goals, coming play
2:40:35
when I've been like Arena or event. Fourth porter over my back, it's
2:40:39
the wall. It ain't difficult. Got so many clothes like a bringer roll,
2:40:41
never letting go, no my roll, hit my goals and playing when
2:40:43
I've been like Arena or event, fourth porter over my back is the wall.
2:40:46
It ain't difficult. Y'all on me, Solo G shucking with the batteries,
2:40:50
went from the street and like pop, all lies on me. Can't
2:40:52
sustainability to turn my mic down a little bit. Now I eat battery too,
2:40:56
depending on me, y'all know me. I'm a soul. The g
2:41:00
started up with the batteries, made it from the street. What's up,
2:41:03
guy, I'm the solar solo G. I powered like nine hundred concerts using
2:41:09
solar energy. Hey, Sola, y'all know me. Solo GI started with
2:41:16
the batteries, made it from the street. Who the first g me?
2:41:20
I'm the chance, Yeah, I'm stick the road tight, I can't see
2:41:22
nave. I was going from the city. But the chat then I'm the
2:41:26
first g me. I'm the chat. Yeah, I got the juice.
2:41:30
Turn on the news. You cannot box with this champion. Got so many
2:41:33
flows. I can sing the roll, never letting go, and I'm gonna
2:41:35
roll hit my girl. Come many play when I met like Arena or Evan
2:41:37
twin quote over my back is the wall. It ain't difficult. Got so
2:41:39
many flows. Oh what's up girl? What you got you got to dance?
2:41:43
Hey, little solo Gust, y'all know me? Solo GI started with
2:41:48
the batteries made it from the street. Son like pocod lies on me,
2:41:52
jans sustainability, the goat a solo rat Nazi. How to it? Depending
2:41:58
on me? Y'all know me. So the G started with the batteries made
2:42:01
from the streets. Hey, hey, hey, When I say a y'all
2:42:07
say why. Hey Hey. When I say battery, y'all say tour battery
2:42:16
battery. I can see light, Hey, I can feel sun shine down
2:42:28
the giant Time Square. Hello, one ba without a light, that's bossing
2:42:35
night. But shine so right, don't see it. Let's make some chap
2:42:43
life ten downs and leagues under sea. The voices are just see. Okay,
2:42:52
we got the power inside. We got the power to bring energy and
2:42:58
the G storing up the s sad in me. Together we can palia lie
2:43:09
in the geek in the gee feel me in me. Okay, we got
2:43:16
an audience today. Everybody, put one phone out, put one phone out.
2:43:20
Let's have a moment. We're on Earth Day. Let's have a moment.
2:43:22
There's millions of people without energy. Put a phone up, put one
2:43:26
phone away. Yes, I know it's even in the day times. Guys,
2:43:31
you guys, ready home, went out. Let's have a moment.
2:43:37
That's a moment we got in there da show this life on time, squad.
2:43:50
We got well. I can see I can't shut down, and John
2:44:09
I can feel it. I can feel it in the Jake and the Judson
2:44:22
I can feel in and gee, make some noise for yourself. Guys,
2:44:28
make sure you guys get plugged in. Say Outlet say plugged in. I'm
2:44:33
a y and I think we can change the world. Hey, oh system,
2:44:37
mister, Look who's made the last one? Guy? I can't find
2:44:43
the reasons is that it's gonna take teachers lead us dreaming gods. Is okay
2:44:52
to stand up and have a good time. I'm gonna send up right pass
2:44:56
all five words. You guys think it, im go we can change the
2:45:03
world. Well, it's got it must the word go. We can change
2:45:09
well, shine black mother, let's go, we can change. That's the
2:45:16
earth day. We got to come agether and now and we got to come
2:45:20
together and baby or earth things. See, y'all. I don't like getting
2:45:26
any more than huge. What's up, guys, hey young in that this
2:45:33
this what's up? Hey? Hey? Cause it's about time be humble and
2:45:39
realize that we are one in the same, unique and one of a con
2:45:43
ride right to days. Come in when we join together. Put your best
2:45:46
foot for what's up? Go? Hey, they call me ay, I
2:45:50
spoke to Acon Marmon. Gaywe in the gray box. Let's have a great
2:45:54
time. Makes a noise A not doing okay, guays what's up right?
2:45:58
Okay, we gotta be loud alright, his birthday. We're in Times Square.
2:46:03
It shooks five words okay you guys ready, hey, go. We
2:46:07
can't change the world, green China, sing it out, guys, we
2:46:13
can change. We can change the world. Gotsy coming, get and now
2:46:24
one, GOTSI coming, gidding now and so many people to think right,
2:46:37
we gotta think the green sheek for being here. Man, you're the man,
2:46:39
dude, earth Rise was here, Oh man, thank you guys.
2:46:43
Lbb let's just rough. Digital's here on a y with the Battery tour.
2:46:48
We're coming together to celebrate ourthday. Paul, You're the man. Everybody singing
2:46:52
out five words, singing out, come, we can change, singing up
2:46:58
right out. You been talking week. We can't cheese black white talk square.
2:47:05
Everybody's singing week. Jeez, we've got to coming gear. Now the
2:47:13
cat is coming, Gard and Abic. We cut cat coming getting now we
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cut got to come together now we cut cut coming. We got to come
2:47:31
to God through the install me. We got to come to Thank you guys
2:47:46
so much. I mean what Okay, Okay, I think that guy's name
2:48:33
is a y Young. How about one more round of applause for Ay and
2:48:37
his involvement with Mother Earth, his Battery tour, last International Date of Peace.
2:48:43
September twenty first, we did the entire show Solar Okay, And we're
2:48:50
into mother Earth and taking care of Mother Earth, no doubt about it.
2:48:54
And Ay is this Sustainable Development Global Ambassador, So we're very honored to have
2:48:58
him. We're very honored to have everybody here. Okay, anybody that comes
2:49:03
on the stage, anybody who's sitting in these seats, anybody who cares about
2:49:09
Mother Earth. We are very honored to know you and thank you for being
2:49:13
part of it. So why don't you just thank yourselves, thank everybody else,
2:49:18
thank the entire world. This is a world show. We're going to
2:49:20
Australia, next, Egypt, Vancouver, Miami, anybody know where Miami is.
2:49:31
We got half of New York down there. Okay. So next we're
2:49:35
gonna have an SDG panel. Everybody get up here please, Okay. SDG
2:49:39
stands for Sustainable Development Goals. After that, we still have another couple hours
2:49:46
of programs with a lot of musical talent, like ay, mostly everybody is
2:49:54
musical talent, and it's gonna be in Mandarin, it's gonna be in Spanish,
2:50:01
and that we had superstars in those communities, okay, and as well
2:50:07
as others. We got a guy who's twenty million on and he's going to
2:50:09
bank some drums. Okay, drummer John. He's been waiting patiently back there.
2:50:15
So it's it's just going to keep going on and on. So where's
2:50:18
that SPG panel? Yeah, huh? How are we doing? Luke the
2:50:26
video? Okay? All right, well we have another special treat here with
2:50:28
a voot a video that we have some technical difficulty before, but we're able
2:50:33
to do now. The can Canal Sued, founder of We the Planet,
2:50:37
Chief Impact Officer, Choper Foundation, a special advisor and global expert for a
2:50:43
disruptive and Deepak Chroper is our buddy. We're playing at God Willing, the
2:50:54
most extraordinary and disruptive time in modern human history. It is a pivotal moment
2:51:11
for all of humanity, where peace is no longer a progressive idea, but
2:51:20
a collective imperative. A storm can be felt inside each and every one of
2:51:28
us. It challenges the authenticity and oneness of our human consciousness. As we
2:51:35
look around, we see a cacophony of global crisis, climate change, homelessness,
2:51:41
famine, disease, displacement on our war, and deep division that is
2:51:48
threatening all of humanity. There is still hope. Together, we can work
2:51:54
to repair this fractured world, a world cracking under the of chaos, breed,
2:52:01
violence, and volatility. We can envision a world of compassion, innovation,
2:52:09
and oneness, a collective voice, a collective consciousness, a collective journey
2:52:16
to bring inner peace and global unity. Through innovative endeavors and compassionate insight,
2:52:26
we can bring about change. We can accomplish this together through the power of
2:52:33
visionary leadership backed by action. If we focus first on our individual transformative journeys,
2:52:43
we can collectively work to fix the challenges that affect us all. Let
2:52:50
us unite the people of the four winds of the world. Let us take
2:52:54
action as a global family for the betterment of all of humanity, for today,
2:53:01
for tomorrow, and to authorize these safeguards our generations to come. We
2:53:09
must strive to work in partnership with technological advancements to enable us to move swiftly
2:53:16
and expeditiously. As time is of the essence. We must take full responsibility
2:53:24
for healing ourselves, for healing the earth, and for the care of all
2:53:31
of its inhabitants. This is our vision, the vision a healed world that
2:53:39
is our home. This is about the we, not the meed. Let
2:53:46
us be the architects of meaningful change, the change we want to see,
2:53:52
the change we want to mean, the imperative change for our survival, and
2:53:58
together we can make the impossible possible. Ladies and gentlemen, distinguished guests,
2:54:07
it is with great honor and privilege that we introduce to you all a visionary
2:54:13
genius whose work transcends boundaries and inspires countless individuals worldwide. A fervent advocate for
2:54:24
mental health, social impact, environmental sustainability and global peace, Mister Kunal sud
2:54:33
Kudal is the founder of We the Planet and co chair of We the Future.
2:54:39
He is also the Chief Impact Officer at the Chopra foundation and special advisor
2:54:46
for disruptive in a world often marred by division and dishoard, who gnaws unwavering
2:54:52
commitment to fostering unity, sustainability, who listic well being and u utilizing music
2:55:01
and the arts as a good medicine, serves as a beacon of hope and
2:55:05
inspiration for generations to come. Through his innovative endeavors and compassionate leadership in action,
2:55:15
Krunal exemplifies the transformative power of visionary leaders and the profound impact it can
2:55:22
have on shaping a brighter, more equitable future. For a song, I
2:55:28
present to you a true pioneer of positive transformation, Hunal sued. So I
2:55:43
want to ask you all a question. Anyone know how that video was generated?
2:55:50
Hey, I see everyone knows the AI story right now. And even
2:55:54
though I saw that, I'm like, h not bad and interesting. It's
2:55:56
like getting there. But I think I'm gonna introduce myself to you. I'm
2:56:01
Canal, Sue. I'm honored to be here. Thank you Nick, Thank
2:56:03
you David. There are lots of unsung heroes who are not in the room
2:56:07
right now that deserve a lot of praise for what's happening. I'd love for
2:56:11
the slides to come up on the screen so I can introduce what's happening.
2:56:16
So okay, I'll tell you a story about fifteen twenty years ago. I
2:56:22
was in the slums of Mumbai and this is how I came to do the
2:56:24
work I do here to now. I was a research scientist with UCSF at
2:56:28
Harvard and I came across the first time in my life, the opportunity of
2:56:35
a lifetime. I was in the slums helping those that couldn't be helped.
2:56:39
But what was interesting is I thought I could save them because I had this
2:56:43
Harvard syndrome. And when I hit the ground, I got on my knees
2:56:48
because I realized the magnitude of the problem was so big that I couldn't save
2:56:52
one life and I had to be in service of them. So what I
2:56:54
did was I decided, you know what, this saving the world syndrome,
2:56:58
I'm gonna stop. And what the lesson I learned on the ground was it
2:57:03
doesn't matter who you are, where you come from the most important thing is
2:57:07
that you lead a life that's in service of others, and those that you
2:57:11
serve, honor, cherish, and love you for your service. So in
2:57:16
that vein. That's why I started with the planet. And these are the
2:57:18
four pillars that We the Future was founded on. It was on Sava which
2:57:24
is service, Sangha which is community, Sadna which is self mastery, and
2:57:30
Saddharama which is higher purpose and next flight please, next life. I guess
2:57:39
AI and av av needs to catch up to Ai. Okay, And these
2:57:43
are the four course states that we want to inculcate in every human being.
2:57:48
I work with the Chopra Foundation as the Chief Impact Officer and as the founder
2:57:52
of We the Future. I believe that one of the most important things we
2:57:56
can do here now, and in addition to enjoying the music, is to
2:58:00
really start to look at consciousness, not just climate change, but consciousness is
2:58:05
our greatest global grand challenge. If we focus on inner transformation, we can
2:58:09
actually have the meaningful impact that we need to have in the world here and
2:58:13
now. So on that we look at. The first is truth. Now,
2:58:18
how many of you know this. I worked in the Death and Dying
2:58:20
Ward about twenty years ago, and the greatest regret of the dying was not
2:58:24
to lead a life that was true to yourself, but one that was expected
2:58:28
of others. Your parents, your loved one, even your kids. Now,
2:58:31
while that is not impossible, meaning you can't divorce yourself with that,
2:58:37
the most cherished thing you can do is be true to yourself while leading a
2:58:39
life in service of others. The second thing that allows you to do is
2:58:43
inculcate a sense of joy and purpose and satisfaction. From that place, it's
2:58:50
very important for you to actually garner the strength, the inner strength as well
2:58:54
as the power necessary to finally find peace in our time. We're all suffering
2:58:58
from pandemic of suffering itself. Life has become more than just chaos and order.
2:59:05
It's become stressful, and I feel like the most important thing we can
2:59:07
do right now is focus on transforming ourselves so that we can transform the world.
2:59:13
Because once you have self transformation, you can actually start to focus on
2:59:18
transforming our world. Next night, please, next night. So this is
2:59:24
the cardinal truth I was just talking about. Everyone over here wants to change
2:59:28
the world, but nobody wants to change. And the truth is that next
2:59:33
line change starts with us and not just human beings. I invite you all
2:59:41
to look beyond being human, to look at the animals that look at the
2:59:46
life on the sea, look at the hidden creatures, magical creatures like baby
2:59:50
Yoda, who we all love from Star Wars. Because the most important thing
2:59:54
right now is we have to live a life and service that's something larger than
2:59:58
us. We have to come together as family, as nation states, as
3:00:03
elders, as youth, and when we can truly unite women, men,
3:00:07
black or white, all around the world, all four winds of the world,
3:00:11
as you heard in the video, we can make the impossible possible.
3:00:13
So I invite you all to join us in this vision of making the impossible
3:00:18
possible because it's not about me, it's about we. Where. I want
3:00:22
ay to come back up here a y a y come up, come back
3:00:26
here here there we go because were the future is about both of us,
3:00:30
all of us united. You you go get that. Can we give him
3:00:35
a mic? Please? Because he's better at this than I have in somewhere.
3:00:43
I want you to say, Okay, what you say best. We
3:00:46
are the future, we are the planet. Change our will help me out,
3:00:54
guys, I mean, please put me on the spot. I'm putting
3:00:58
it on the spot because I know he can take the heat. We are
3:01:01
the future. We are the future, we are the come on, say
3:01:05
with us, okay, we the planet. Say with us, We the
3:01:09
planet, We the future, We the future. We are the future,
3:01:16
We are there, We are the planet. We are the united We stand
3:01:22
and we can make the impossible possible. And we can make the impossible possible
3:01:26
together, and now you can sing your song. We can change the world.
3:01:39
All right. So now I'm gonna invite some distinguished guests on stage and
3:01:43
we're gonna have a conversation around changing the world, making the impossible possible,
3:01:46
and transforming our world for a better future. Please give a round of applause
3:01:50
all these thought leaders that really come together to save our world. They live
3:01:54
their life in every breath transforming our world for a better future. You met,
3:02:00
you heard from one of them green Shake earlier on, and you're going
3:02:03
to hear from sister Jenna and Luke who've all done their part from wellness to
3:02:07
the planet. Please put your hands together to invite our distinguished guests on stage.
3:02:11
Thank you so much, and keep changing the world and keep being a
3:02:13
force for good in the world. Thank you all any stage, anywhere you
3:02:58
can, and you are welcome to say anywhere you like. All right,
3:03:03
we all have are we all here? Is there one missing him? Welcome?
3:03:09
Is there someone miss here? This? Is it all right? So
3:03:13
we're gonna have a conversation around the planet first and foremost, I'd really love
3:03:18
to have each of you share your story in one minute or less so that
3:03:24
we can get into the deep trenches of why we're here, here and now.
3:03:30
And I'd love to start with you Shake. I know you've done extraordinary
3:03:33
work in the world to transform our world. Could you share something really special
3:03:39
about the work you're doing here and now before I share my work. When
3:03:43
I was like at twenty four years old as a diver, so I went
3:03:50
deep diving about one hundred feet underwater. Then I saw corals, and the
3:03:58
corals looks different than the normal. It's not red, it's very dry.
3:04:05
That corals like talking to me and said, abd as ease you come close
3:04:13
up. I want you to see me how I am really distressed and sick
3:04:20
because I'm the coral here in this reef. If I am sick, is
3:04:24
indicate that the planet is sick. Please help me. From that moment,
3:04:31
it's just analogy how this coral specie talking to me and said, please help
3:04:39
the planet. Bring the people up there on the land and make a difference.
3:04:45
I love that. You know, one of my friends actually is a
3:04:48
Askin is working on AI that can speak to animals and animals can speak back
3:04:52
to us. So that's amazing you say that because one of the movies that
3:04:56
really moved my heart, actually my co founder Laura made me turn me onto
3:04:58
it. It was My Octopus Teacher, and it was this beautiful documentary about
3:05:05
speaking to the octopus and just observing it in nature and understanding how the power
3:05:09
of nature itself can teach us how to protect, preserve, and fall in
3:05:16
love with Mother Earth, with natured itself. So that's very powerful. Sister
3:05:20
Jenna, you've been a friend for many decades. I know you've done unbelievable
3:05:24
work. I'd love for you to have to share. Thanks Ganal and Omshanti
3:05:28
everyone. I think one of the most important things about our conversation today is
3:05:33
the way we are affected by moments. For me, it was an awakening
3:05:37
when I was in the Mount Aburajasthan at the headquarters of the Brahma Khamais I
3:05:43
tell you not I had such a profound experience of something in the soul awakening.
3:05:48
Now Shaikh and everyone else on the stage. When you're living for your
3:05:54
eye, your me, and your mind, it's a completely different world.
3:05:58
When you step out of the eye, the me, and the mind and
3:06:01
you turn to something bigger than that, you become an instrument to make a
3:06:05
difference. So the awakening that happened for me was when I started to feel
3:06:11
this link between I as a soul, a spiritual being, having a human
3:06:16
experience, and then connecting to Allah Jehovah Shiva and seeing how that energy was
3:06:24
making me do certain things that were different, more peaceful. Now, when
3:06:28
I look at spirituality as a means of helping us, how I see that
3:06:35
is if I become a peaceful person, I make peaceful decisions. When I
3:06:41
make peaceful decisions, the planet Earth receives the reward of that. Whether it's
3:06:46
from vegetarianism, whether it is meditation, whether it is the fact that we
3:06:54
have installed one of the largest solar thermal systems in the world, whatever it
3:06:58
is, it's because it comes from a peaceful mind. That's my contribution to
3:07:03
what I want to share today. We don't hear that a lot. We
3:07:07
don't hear about the importance of a peaceful mind creating a better Earth. It's
3:07:13
interesting you say that, because just several months ago we were here in Times
3:07:18
Square talking exactly about how if we could create and really make New York City
3:07:24
the capital of inner peace and consciousness as well as well being, how it
3:07:30
would be the most extraordinary thing you could do in our time because without inner
3:07:33
peace. You know, while it's great to go to the mountains and become
3:07:37
a monk and you know, elevate, but imagine if you could do it
3:07:41
right here, in real time, in the middle of Times Square a meditation.
3:07:46
And that's what we did. We led a meditation right in Times Square
3:07:48
and everyone within all of the chaos to find a moment a small measure of
3:07:56
inner peace, which is so valuable. So thank you for that. I
3:07:58
love Now I'm going to the AI expert doctor, and I'd love for you
3:08:05
to share your story as well as you know, your take on the world.
3:08:09
So I was diving one hundred and ten feet getting but I'm a fellow
3:08:15
diver as well. But for me it was more simple. It's kind of
3:08:18
like about fulfillment. So I was lucky that I got into entrepreneurship early on.
3:08:26
Exited three companies, one of the unicorn but kind of like, you
3:08:30
get to a point where you look at yourself and you're not gonna eat more
3:08:33
than you eat, You're gonna wear more than you were, and you keep
3:08:37
thinking what have I done? What am I leaving next? And it kind
3:08:41
of like struck me when I saw like an older mentor of myself. He
3:08:45
was like in the end of his life and the only thing that he can
3:08:48
do is just give money at that point in time to make an impact.
3:08:52
So that made me think, what if we started early on, why can't
3:08:56
we have impact as a goal of like companies that build that. So I
3:09:01
created a company to do that. I got a couple partners to support teen,
3:09:07
Driper, jumpt on Board, and Vola. Now I am having a
3:09:11
full platform developed to helping people because you might not know, but like,
3:09:16
there is seven hundred million people living at less than two and a quarter per
3:09:22
day, so how can we help them? It does not take that long
3:09:26
that what opened my eyes started going down that rabbit hole. And you're right,
3:09:31
it feels good when you are serving a bigger purpose. We are doing
3:09:33
something that is not only you. You feel much better. You see it
3:09:39
in your every day and every life with your kids in situations that happen unexplicably,
3:09:45
like things that go your way, and you know now that you must
3:09:48
have done something good and it does not require much. Just start with yourself.
3:09:54
That's it. It's so true. You know what you said was so
3:09:56
important. If we can teach the youth the importance of social impact. In
3:10:01
fact, that's happening. The youth are far more aware of what social impact
3:10:07
is. But the power of the youth and the elder is not that I'm
3:10:09
saying. We have to confess that we're a little older than the youth.
3:10:13
Right, that unity really forms a magical formula because if we give them that
3:10:22
practical wisdom and allow them to really dive into social impact from one hundred feet,
3:10:26
you know, dive right into the heart of impact, that's such a
3:10:31
gift not only for them but for the world. So thank you for that.
3:10:35
And finally, i'd love I mean, you're an icon in India for
3:10:37
a wellness and even integrative medicine to a degree. You know, you've done
3:10:41
so many extraordiny things, Luke to save a billion lives. So I'd love
3:10:46
for you to give you your perspective on thank you. Thank you. Conal
3:10:52
So about twelve years ago when I started my practice in the field of integrative
3:10:56
and lifestyle medicine, we had two categories of patients. Some were getting the
3:11:01
same cycles of chemotherapy stage two breast cancer. If I can use that as
3:11:05
an example, one hundred patients getting one hundred different outcomes, the same stage
3:11:11
of the disease, the same cycles of chemotherapy. We further studied this data
3:11:16
and we found a group that had more spectacular recoveries or remissions. The one
3:11:24
commonality was this group aligned their lifestyles with nature. They aligned their sleep cycles
3:11:31
with the circadian rhythms. They started to change the way they eat, move,
3:11:37
sleep and think. And today on Earth Day, we should never forget
3:11:41
that we are all products of nature. And when we start to align the
3:11:46
way we eat, sleep, think, and move with our surroundings the biorhythms,
3:11:52
everything has the possibility to start getting better. The way the immune system
3:11:58
responds, the anti inflammatory response of the body, even the medication that you
3:12:03
may be on starts to work more effectively because we're in a bio field that
3:12:07
supports chemicals, biology, physiology and everything together. So I do believe that
3:12:13
the story I have today is everyone out there can make impact right now.
3:12:18
We don't need more complication. We need to align with the laws of nature
3:12:24
to circadian rhythms. Get the foundations right first. Once you've got the foundations
3:12:28
right, then you can look for complication. If not, everything else is
3:12:33
just a pursuit and it's quite futile. Thank you. Yeah, you know,
3:12:37
I agree with that completely. I think one of the most important things
3:12:39
today is we have not only inflame bodies, but in inflamed society, right,
3:12:45
so everything connects to one another. The well being of a person,
3:12:50
in my opinion and my view, and this is the insight I've had even
3:12:54
working with the Chocra Foundation, is pivotal towards the well being of the planet
3:13:00
because from personal wellbeing only then can you become an agent of true transformation,
3:13:07
true impact, true agency to help the other. And I want to come
3:13:13
back to Ushai now and ask a challenging question. In fact, it's about
3:13:16
challenge. What is a personal challenge that you have here and now that you're
3:13:22
trying to solve for as well as what is the global grand challenge that you
3:13:26
are extremely passionate about. One of the most challenging is about understanding, understanding
3:13:35
not others understanding yourself. The most difficulties is not about understanding nature or others,
3:13:43
or politics or economics. No, understanding yourself. Many people they reach
3:13:50
fifties and sixties, they still don't know who they are. Two days are
3:13:56
important in your life, when you're born and when you discover why are you
3:14:00
born. Still people are fifties and sixties, they don't know why they're born.
3:14:05
So when you know what you don't know, you'll neke a difference.
3:14:11
So, beautiful Sister Jenna, a personal challenge and a global brand challenge.
3:14:16
I don't think there's a challenge. I just think there's a need for more
3:14:20
awareness. And I will agree with his holiness. When you become aware of
3:14:26
who you really are behind your eyes, you won't play games because your spirit,
3:14:33
your soul, governing your physical and this human dimension is completely responsible for
3:14:39
everything. I was looking around here, Conal and everyone. Can you imagine
3:14:43
if every one of these billboards gave a message of peace or hope or drop
3:14:50
of light, what would happen to all of us right now? And you
3:14:54
see, individuals have to feel that change within themselves in order to that externally.
3:15:01
So I think now we're in and mode of really beginning to spiritually awaken.
3:15:07
There's a real importance for us to know that we are souls and we
3:15:11
are really irresponsible for our thoughts, our words, our actions. Peace is
3:15:18
so simple. Stop thinking waste and negative thoughts about people. It's amazing,
3:15:24
you know, you just channeled one of the most beautiful I felt the divine
3:15:30
mother speak because only mothers see it as not a challenge. Otherwise, literally
3:15:35
from the womb to the tomb, the mother knows that even if it is
3:15:39
a challenge, you cannot see it as a challenge. You have to see
3:15:41
it as something that needs to be solved. And you know, as a
3:15:45
state, it's amazing you just inculcated that state of truth, you know,
3:15:50
inner peace and strength, which leads to happiness, which leads to joy.
3:15:56
And thank you for embodying that in our And you're right even I always thought,
3:16:01
not just times square, but imagine if we had the whole world start
3:16:05
to focus on greening the planet, on your extraordinary citizenship and your causes,
3:16:13
your idea of inner peace as well as peace reflected on the outside, the
3:16:16
messaging, the narrative will start to change consciousness, transform it from the inside
3:16:22
out. I mean, just imagine if every one of these billboards just had
3:16:26
people cause for peace for the earth. Yeah, and silence. It's just
3:16:31
a moment of silence, you know. And I'd love to go to you
3:16:35
and ask you, what do you feel is the challenge of social impact?
3:16:41
What do you feel is a personal challenge or a global challenge that you feel
3:16:46
needs to be addressed here now with regards to social impact. So I have
3:16:50
spent my life studying technology of PhD in machine learning, intelligence and trust networks,
3:16:54
and to me, it feels like technology is becoming a false dog.
3:17:00
It's like we idolize technology too much, and we basically can think this is
3:17:07
nature, which is not nature around us. There is a deeper meaning behind
3:17:11
nature itself. We are connected in so many ways that we are not yet
3:17:16
aware of, and we hear about quantum entanglement from a scientific point of view
3:17:22
that basically should give you hope that we are all part of one big thing.
3:17:28
It's just that we choose to put the technology blinds on our eyes and
3:17:33
just depend on that forever. No stop for a second think about the miracle
3:17:37
that this planet is. We are just a speck of dust in the middle
3:17:39
of galaxy. There are four hundred and fifty other billion planets just like this
3:17:45
one, but there is life on only one that we are aware of,
3:17:48
So it makes sense for us to cherish that, not to waste our time
3:17:54
energy in differences, in puny things that will never amount to anything. Just
3:18:00
stop, look at the person next to you. They are a human just
3:18:03
like you. They have the same pirripos, they have the same feelings,
3:18:07
they have the same families, responsibilities. That's my challenge is making sure that
3:18:13
people understand that everybody are the same insight beautiful. Yeah, we are one,
3:18:18
and you said so much in that it's so powerful one that we are
3:18:22
stardust. That's something that need degrass Tyson tells us. You know, we
3:18:26
all come from the stars, we all go back to the stars. We
3:18:28
all are stardust. But what actually hit me even harder with what you said
3:18:33
is that AI can either empower us or enslave us. And right now,
3:18:39
because of the way we're treating AI and the consciousness, we're giving AI too
3:18:43
much power, everyone's like doom and gloom. AI can destroy us. In
3:18:46
the next five years, we are going to be controlled and you know,
3:18:50
everyone's going to lose their jobs, at AI. And the truth is if
3:18:52
we flip the script on that, because it's all about data, It's all
3:18:56
about the information and these stories we tell ourselves as well as AI that can
3:19:03
truly solve for some of our global grand challenges, as including the inner grand
3:19:09
challenges the matter most to us here and now. Yeah, I'd love to
3:19:13
go to Luke. Now, look, I'd love your perspective on a global
3:19:16
grand challenge or even a personal challenge that you feel you see as an extremely
3:19:22
vital need here and now. I think the challenge that I see every day
3:19:30
is actually human behavior. It's not that we have a lack of knowledge,
3:19:33
It's not that we don't have the right tools to make the change that we
3:19:37
want to make. I think it all comes down to human behavior, the
3:19:41
choices that we make every day. I mean, we're living in a world
3:19:45
of complication today. We don't need more gadgets to tell us how deeply we
3:19:48
slept at night. We don't need these gadgets where disconnecting from our inner instinct,
3:19:54
where deligning ourselves from nature when we're dependent on the device constantly tell us
3:20:01
how to feel, how to parent, how to eat, and how to
3:20:03
sleep. They're great tools. But I think every human out there has a
3:20:07
perfect truth and a perfect lie, and we're all aware of this. We
3:20:11
know the lie we tell ourselves every day with the actions that we don't take,
3:20:16
and we also know the truth as to why we're suffering today, whether
3:20:20
it's a health problem or whether it's our climate and our earth. So I
3:20:22
think, like as Highness said, the word understanding ourselves first is the first
3:20:28
step towards change. But I do believe the biggest challenge right now is human
3:20:33
behavior and all our actions have to move in that direction. Yeah, I
3:20:37
agree. The mind is such a powerful thing. It can really control the
3:20:43
narrative, and that human behavior component is so important for us in order to
3:20:48
transform ourselves. You know. There's what you reminded me of is what Deepak
3:20:54
believes in. Deepak Chopra is one of the world's most interesting men in the
3:21:00
world. He is a pioneer in integrative medicine, and he also believes exactly
3:21:05
that you don't need all these tools to transform. All you need is the
3:21:11
self and self realization in the form of silence, sava service, sangha,
3:21:22
community or fellowship, sadhna, self mastery or self development and Sudharma, higher
3:21:30
purpose with authentic being. So what you speak to is exactly that. Of
3:21:35
course, you've come from India, so I just gave you guys a quick
3:21:39
lesson in Hindi in Sanskrit, which is kind of like our Latin American,
3:21:45
you know, Latin language. So thank you so much for allowing me to
3:21:48
do that, Your highness, I want to go back to you for a
3:21:52
second. You're holding the world in your hand right now, literally speaking,
3:21:56
you know, and figuratively and literally you're holding the world in your hand right
3:21:58
now. If we were to tell the next generation, who are fervently fearful
3:22:05
of a future of conflict of pain, not only inner conflict, but the
3:22:11
world of outer conflict, how can we solve for that? What is your
3:22:16
message? We have to be a role model's good examples. There are many
3:22:22
ways, but I will give you two things, the connection and harmony.
3:22:30
When I say connection with the earth, what's relevant? The Earth and I
3:22:35
we have a lot of things to share because my body is from here.
3:22:41
So we have three elements from the earth, from the water, and from
3:22:46
the divine up there. Yes, so the three connected. So we want
3:22:50
to teach the young generation. We already connected to the earth. Seventy percent
3:22:56
of the water on Earth, seventy percent of the water on our body.
3:23:03
If we see how many lungs on the earth, two lungs, the oceans
3:23:07
and the forest, and how many lungs do we have too, true lungs.
3:23:11
So if we can mimic and to see the image of the earth,
3:23:16
if the Earth is getting sick, we are getting sick. And we all
3:23:22
human being be created from one soul, one spirit together. If I hate
3:23:28
you, I hate myself. If I love you, I love myself.
3:23:31
If I help you, I help myself. So this is about connection and
3:23:37
harmony. Beautiful, thank you so much. I'm gonna now ask you,
3:23:43
sister Jenna, the same question. What for the next generation? What is
3:23:46
your message? What do you feel is a way in which we can solve
3:23:50
for I think Luke and his Highness and the Professor they have given the answer.
3:23:56
I think my question is what is it that stopped us? And I've
3:24:01
seen this acronym that I use a lot, algae. I know it belongs
3:24:05
to the bottom of the ocean. But algae in terms of anger, lust,
3:24:11
greed, attachment, ego is making us sick and the planet so my
3:24:16
choice is your choices. If it's influenced by that, we are making ourselves
3:24:24
sick and we're making the planet sick. How do I get the algae?
3:24:28
Exit it out of my personalities? The question, how do I remove this
3:24:33
virus that's in my spirit? Give love, receive love, give respect,
3:24:41
receive respect, good wishes, pure feelings. When you look at another is
3:24:46
that so hard to do something? And that's all we have to do to
3:24:52
change the planet. And I think that's my message. Look at another person
3:24:58
as a so having an experience, help them if they're going down, give
3:25:05
them a good wish, help them up. It's that simple. Is that
3:25:09
simple? Canal? Yeah? Yeah, you know it's It's interesting. Love
3:25:15
has become a four letter word today and a lot of people don't want to
3:25:18
use it because they think of it as, oh, it's overused, you
3:25:22
know, overused, too difficult, too cheesy, too much. But love
3:25:28
is a true quality that if you can inculcate beyond the desire, beyond you
3:25:35
know, all of the lower levels of desires love. When you can go
3:25:39
into highest state of love, like you said, which is a state of
3:25:43
oneness and a state of being, I feel you can really truly extraordinarily change
3:25:48
the world. So i'd love your thoughts on AI and the role of love
3:25:54
moving forward, what's going to happen, you know, for the next generation,
3:25:58
especially because they're going to go into a world which is driven literally by
3:26:03
the next evolution of AI, which is like fire, electricity, and the
3:26:07
Internet. All of the three have been connotated to be AI and disruptive technologies
3:26:13
or exponential technology. I love your thoughts, doctor. So there is like
3:26:18
the blue pill and the red pill. It depends on, like where do
3:26:20
you want to go with that? The interesting thing ABOUTI like so the current
3:26:26
version, like ched GPT and the other it's the first time in modern history
3:26:31
that a machine was able of talking back to us in a language that we
3:26:35
actually comprehend, not just like a canned output from it. And when you
3:26:41
peel underneath, it is simply trying to predict the next talk. And that's
3:26:45
why you'd hear about something called hallucination. So yes, AI actually halucinates.
3:26:48
If you ask it too many questions, it will just invent facts that are
3:26:52
so convincing to you. And what's dangerous about that is that it can do
3:26:58
the same that that we are doing to ourselves like become self delusional. So
3:27:05
it takes you into down that path. And then there is a study by
3:27:09
t where they trained and AI on two different sets of data. One was
3:27:13
generic, the other one was homicide data. So the show piece of paper
3:27:20
with a stin of catchup, the first one would say paint, the second
3:27:24
one would say blood murder, showing people sleeping in a field, picnic murder.
3:27:31
So what I'm saying here is that, uh, the you know,
3:27:35
the saying God created man in his own image, Man created AI in his
3:27:39
own image. Yes, so all the biases, everything that we have today
3:27:45
may be transferred into EI itself. That's the one of the things that keep
3:27:50
me up at night is that we would create an AI that looks at us
3:27:56
and suddenly it treats us as we are treating our elves. Yeah. So
3:28:01
unless we start to treat others the same way that we want AI to treat
3:28:07
us in the future, it's gonna be a whirlwind. So amazing, well
3:28:13
for the next generation folks. And clearly I'm in a red pill person because
3:28:16
I like red The red pill blue pill analogy comes from a movie called The
3:28:22
Matrix, which is of generation. It was kind of like the first iteration,
3:28:26
or you know, attempt to show you what an AI world would look
3:28:33
like where humanity has the choice to be the best version of themselves or you
3:28:39
know, be trapped in the matrix. And I think what you've illustrated is
3:28:41
a perfect idea of how we can actually become the best version of ourselves if
3:28:46
we tell the story of Ai in a way that makes us the best human
3:28:52
beings we can be. Can I say something quickly, doctor, I do
3:28:56
a daily television show live Monday through Friday. Inside of that, I ask
3:29:01
AI spiritual questions. Wow. And it's been very interesting to see the responses
3:29:07
that AI is giving us back on chat, like how would you change the
3:29:11
world? What is so? What is God? It is responding and I
3:29:16
find it fascinating. Yeah. Absolutely, And you know AI is just a
3:29:20
baby right now. Yeah. And that video was AI generated, and I
3:29:24
mean it was nothing a bit a AI versus a a why is video?
3:29:30
But see we still have that human element that's necessarily, but soon AI is
3:29:33
gonna learn how to be better at even creating videos for us. So it
3:29:39
is the story that we tell AI, and I'd love Look, you know,
3:29:43
you are creating a new generation of well being. So the next generation
3:29:48
is growing up with all these gadgets and you know, sleep monitors, and
3:29:54
it's basically the quantified itself is becoming a real thing in the world. How
3:29:58
would you invite them? What message? What you have for the next generation
3:30:01
here? Now? See a message would come from a space of preaching.
3:30:07
So I would want to see what's making people sick right now, which in
3:30:11
turn is making the earth and the planet sick today. When we look at
3:30:15
sickness, we can label diseases like diabetes, cancer, cardiovascular while there are
3:30:20
its normal causes, we're failing to see that emotions like chronic anger, bitterness,
3:30:26
guilt, envy, repressed emotions over the years have scientifically proven today to
3:30:33
also add to the formation of disease in the body. The same negative emotions
3:30:39
is what's hurting the planet. And if we see the people who are making
3:30:41
these apps, who are controlling social media and everything else, their intention isn't
3:30:46
the best. So children right now today, in fact, all of us
3:30:52
are just social experiments. We don't know what the outcome is going to be
3:30:56
of everything that's happening around. So I think we need to live a little
3:31:00
bit more with awareness and consciousness. AI is scary, but it can be
3:31:05
fantastic as well. But the person behind the AI model has to have the
3:31:07
right intentions for everything to work. So it comes back to consciousness and awareness
3:31:13
and really looking at why is the system broken right now? And it all
3:31:18
comes down to greed, anger, all the negative emotions, and I think
3:31:22
we need to put a little bit more focus over there. Why are we
3:31:26
such a hurting planet right now? Why are human suffering so much with these
3:31:30
emotions? As we fix that, we will then start to fix human behavior
3:31:35
and human choices. Amazing. You know, I fully agree with you.
3:31:39
We're here because of Earth Day, were celebrating Earth day to day, but
3:31:43
also while celebrating it, it's good to contemplate because contemplation is a very powerful
3:31:48
tool. As we fix for climate change on the outside, you know,
3:31:52
we have to also fix for the inner climate change on the inside. So
3:31:58
the inner climate that prevails in us is ultimately going to become the message we
3:32:03
receive as well as we deliver to the world. I'd love for you to
3:32:09
share with us, what does Earth Day mean to you? You know?
3:32:13
In one word, as we wrap this, you know, day up and
3:32:16
celebration as well as contemplation. So the one word that would inspire you and
3:32:24
your life's work as well as everyone over here, you know, to go
3:32:28
forth and celebrate and contemplate the next step on Earth Day, representing God on
3:32:37
Earth beautiful wow, yes, responsibility, responsibility, Yes, from Earth we
3:32:46
came and to her we're going to go back. So to lose wisely,
3:32:52
wisdom, beautiful, It would be love and gratitude. I love it,
3:32:56
yeah, one hundred percent. And for me personally speaking, I believe that
3:33:00
leadership, love, longevity, and life itself are the words that matter most
3:33:05
here now. So with that, we want to share an abundance of gratitude
3:33:09
for all of you in the audience as well as you guys out there on
3:33:11
the stage and the steps. Thank you so much for being here and celebrating
3:33:16
Earth Day with us. We really appreciate everyone here, and may you always
3:33:22
ha ha, well clearly wait, may the force. Oh look, when
3:33:26
you give something you received, I love it. Thank you so on that
3:33:31
note, May the Force be with you all, and thank you all with
3:33:35
abundance and love in our hearts. We wish you the best Earth Day ever.
3:33:41
Thank you everyone, Thank you everyone. All right, let's have a
3:33:48
big hand for the SPG panel. Smart people doing smart work, and we
3:33:54
thank you all for doing that, no doubt about it. All right,
3:34:00
a lot of good things happening here. We have our chic sister Jenna Canal
3:34:09
So so Manny Jackson. Then I got everybody, Doctor adell S Mercy PhD.
3:34:24
Now is our moderator, the green shake green. He's not even he
3:34:30
looks at me. He's not look green. All right? Uh Luke Catino,
3:34:33
I believe coming from India. Yeay, maybe, okay, let me
3:34:37
say all right, listen, everybody, thank you. We got to put
3:34:41
up a two minute thing. Then we got another hour and a half here.
3:34:43
Okay, we've extended the show an hour and a half. And I'll
3:34:46
tell you right now, we're going to go to Mandarin Chinese, Julie yay,
3:34:52
come on up in two minutes because we're gonna show a video. Hi,
3:34:56
guys, we got to put a video on, all right. I
3:35:03
think Spanish is the language. So we're gonna be a lot of race in
3:35:07
the world. There's a lot of race hosted by the textile industry, by
3:35:11
the fashion industry. So when I see waste, I see the opportunity to
3:35:16
bring new life so it doesn't have to end up on the streets. Hi,
3:35:20
Manny Jackson, I'm a sustainable fashion architect. I actually want to become
3:35:26
more minimal than I feel like if I have one jacket that does five different
3:35:31
things and it can replace a few different items in my wards robe. We're
3:35:37
here at homeboyd Thread about to pick up some uniforms courtesy of California Product Stewardship
3:35:41
Council, Los Angeles Sanitation. Thank you. Let's see what we can create.
3:35:46
So this is what we created for you last time. Poor pant legs
3:35:48
to make it well, actually five one whole pant leg for each one two
3:35:54
and then one in the back and then you can reverse it. Yeah,
3:35:58
this is actually a great piece. I can see how someone that does not
3:36:01
necessarily know the story of homeboard industries, knowing why Threadhouse is doing it,
3:36:07
I can see how they could have a problem with this, maybe a line
3:36:13
across or X. This is us saying that we do not necessarily support the
3:36:20
present system, but we support the programs that's put in place to help empower
3:36:24
people's lives. So do these clothes? They deserve a second chance as well.
3:36:28
And so here we are breathing new life into it. For every fifty
3:36:33
jacket sold allows us to continue our incubator program teaching people how to help us
3:36:39
make sustainable fashion solutions. Let me ask a question, would you wear that
3:36:43
jacket? I would don't don't, I would ewhere this is style true style.
3:36:50
Yeah, thank you for sharing the message. Awesome concept. It's a
3:36:52
little allowed for like when I be out, but I like the reversible nature
3:36:56
of it. I like how you can change the size and this is yeah.
3:36:58
Maybe we always they get the piece of train into bagn Hello, Hello,
3:37:07
Hello, Hello, how y'all doing out there today? Can I get
3:37:09
some energy from you all? Yo? Happy Earth Day. Thank you so
3:37:15
much to Let's Just Work Digital for having me and all of the amazing people.
3:37:18
My name is Manny Jackson. I am the founder of Thrandhouse Co.
3:37:22
I'm a sustainable fashion designer and a sustainable fashion architect. And what you just
3:37:28
saw right here was a video around a project that we're doing. Basically,
3:37:35
I'm from I'm by the way of Los Angeles, California and originally from Riley
3:37:41
Durham, North Carolina, but I live in LA and I'm doing a really
3:37:45
cool project with organization by the name of Homeboy Industries, and what they do
3:37:50
is basically, they provide opportunities for individuals that gets out of prison or gets
3:37:56
out of jail or any or formerly incarcerated. They provide them opportunities to be
3:38:01
trained. And so with me, even a sustainable fashion designer, there's tons
3:38:05
of waste around me, and there's opportunities to give people job opportunities as well.
3:38:11
And so that's what we're doing here today. And so what you just
3:38:13
had a chance to see was a little bit of this campaign that's sharing that
3:38:18
message. And if you like to purchase any of our jackets, every fifty
3:38:24
jacket Soul allows us to continue our incubator program. And what that incubator program
3:38:28
is actually teaching people like yourselves. That's a part of our community, right,
3:38:33
that's teaching them opportunities how to do natural dying, swing mending. You
3:38:39
know, the stuff that your your aunties and your moms, your grandma's and
3:38:43
the stuff used to do thrift shofting, sorting. Because all of that now
3:38:48
is what's a part of making fashion more sustainable. And so if you see
3:38:52
right now, I'm wearing this really cool denim jacket, right, and you
3:38:58
see I have a couple of bags up here. So what really makes Straandhouse
3:39:01
really unique is all of our clothes converts. And so this jacket that we're
3:39:07
doing is called our reform jacket and everything. Could you hold this mic for
3:39:13
me, sir? Is that my science? No? Oh, my favorite
3:39:37
color. So we have different colors. And now here's the thing. This
3:39:43
message is not about empowering prison This is not to glorify that. What it
3:39:48
is is to empower the message around these different organizations that help support individuals expanding
3:39:54
their life cycle. And we use that same message around simples expanding the life
3:40:01
cycle in clothing because this is discarded. These uniforms are discarded, and we're
3:40:07
luckily to be able to work with the organization like homeboard industries, like the
3:40:11
La Sanitations community and everything and get these discarded uniforms and breathe new life into
3:40:18
them. So it has a really more significant message. But also we have
3:40:22
excess on some of the jackets to let you know that we don't support the
3:40:28
prison system. That's not what we're doing here. But what we do support
3:40:31
is sustainability and functionality and also being able to save our mother of Earth.
3:40:35
My name is Manny Jackson. Thank you so much. If you like to
3:40:39
check out more of the jackets, they all come equipped with the QR code,
3:40:43
And if you see me in the back, I have a QR code.
3:40:46
You can scan them. They're on pre order right now. And I
3:40:48
appreciate you all for having me here. Hello, Hello, hold on,
3:40:56
HOLDO, get my mic back on. Okay, listen, we're gonna start
3:41:00
moving around here with uh talent entertainers one after another. All right, we've
3:41:07
extended the show an hour and a half. Thanks Randy. That's cool stuff.
3:41:11
Uh, Jilly A is gonna come up next. Hello, you said
3:41:20
get this mic on? Okay, you're not. You're introducing her. Come
3:41:24
over here, come over here, hold on, Dennis, Okay, holy
3:41:39
well, wyn't you come over here if you're gonna readroducer? Okay, we
3:41:43
are? We all cool here with the music for Jilly Yay and yay.
3:41:48
I'm gonna say yay because I've seen her perform and there's a lot of ya
3:41:52
and I said saw her performed because of this, gentleman, go ahead,
3:41:56
Hi, get off thenoon and hopping you out there everybody. So we're gonna
3:42:00
move into some talent section right now. My name is Dennis Ramdahan, and
3:42:05
I am the co founder of the Humanitarian Humanitarian Concert fundraising initiative. Jilia,
3:42:16
who will be Performing for You, is a rising star in the pop music
3:42:22
world and is captivating audiences with her enchanting melodies and powerful vocals. Originally from
3:42:30
Taiwan, she is now making waves in the United States, blending her cultural
3:42:35
heritage with contemporary pop sounds to create unique and heartfelt music. Let's welcome Jillia.
3:42:48
Hello, everybody, My name is Julia. I'm from Taiwan. How
3:42:54
are you guys doing Taiwana? Blia Welcome? What's your Julia? What's you
3:43:03
heard? Light? And shows my own Today I'm going to sing the song
3:43:07
called my Own. Hope you enjoyed. Mm hmm. You should shu rush
3:43:41
showy and chun losten in the jack Come go your man, show me.
3:43:52
It's the chinger ne show new Ti him Boo cam boo, you go punny
3:44:01
chootion. You should chum no, should fall to go away, You should
3:44:13
chop sh jowey conjah, well my child, but shot who was any He
3:44:28
won't shut you the way you should chum nor couldn't lie ne bby case you
3:44:41
feel me imagining I'm looking in your eyes. I can't see you clearly,
3:44:52
vividly emblazing and Mama, and yet your soul fall like a distance stuff and
3:45:01
ma se on tonight, lets give my to have just warm on night.
3:45:13
Wait you atwacks my life to faith your body next to my because I can't.
3:45:24
God leading in the memory of Boto, So uh give my own for
3:45:35
your love. Tonight O let love oo oh love, God give my to
3:46:11
have chest my mom not where you I facks my love to me, your
3:46:24
body love to my because I can't. God live in the memory of House.
3:46:35
H give my aw feel love to not give my all all your love
3:46:52
not oh yeah, thank you so much. And next song, I'm gonna
3:47:11
sing this song code Light of Hope to Mother Earth, Earth Day and for
3:47:18
all of the people right here. We have hope. We are strong.
3:47:24
We are amazing in the darkness sweeeee light in the story sweeee hope. We
3:47:41
are independent, we will that giving. We are strong. We are amazing.
3:47:58
We the light of Concerner to shine. We are shrop we are amazing
3:48:16
with the light of Concerner to shine. We've been through up Santa, but
3:48:30
we never gave up. We faced the darkness, but we see the lights
3:48:43
were strop We are amazing with the light of concerner to shine. We are
3:49:01
strong. We are may say, with the lights over consider to shine.
3:49:18
Oo our man is lads forever in the soul steads we see our stor is
3:49:43
in spy. You are that never give up our dream. We are strong.
3:49:58
We your amazy. We the light of concerning to shine. We are
3:50:13
strong. We are a may say we the light of concern it to shine.
3:50:30
We strang. We may say we the light over concerning to shine.
3:50:56
Thank you so much. I'm Julie. Thank you. Okay, let's hear
3:51:28
it for Jillie. Okay, I mean beautiful, beautiful music. She's performing
3:51:33
all around the city. I saw her at the Bitter End and she's fantastic.
3:51:37
Okay. So now someone who has been very dear to us for a
3:51:41
long time, Georgia Fumante. And Georgia has performed at our peace Day events
3:51:48
for years. She drives down from Toronto and she's a superstar. She sang
3:51:52
with Pavaratti. She has a claim from so many people in this world,
3:52:00
including sang in Prince albertole China Beijing Olympics at Athens Arena, praised by Lang
3:52:07
Lang, Michael Bolton, jose Case Carreras Avarati, and we're crazy about her.
3:52:13
A great family person and a great person who cares about peace and so
3:52:18
honorable. She was gonna sing three. We've run out of time and she's
3:52:22
gonna sing two songs. She's not gonna sing over the Rainbow, but she's
3:52:26
got a couple of other beautiful ones. All right, mother Earth, this
3:52:28
is for you, Thank you so much, and happy Earth. The next
3:52:41
song is a prayer for all of us and our mother Earth. I feel
3:53:13
rather it's just sorry, miste been new romans, it's too I don't know
3:53:35
about all this smell of people gives need a sup It's doesn't so we do
3:54:01
it to play beauty sleep then check your to do what it is steing,
3:54:26
We got it out it check think. Let's listen, listen, let me
3:54:39
up play. Boles say that chall gybe a stop g you like he's school
3:55:05
will be city So yeah, said the shop You want not just sat this?
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Oh say? Rather liked she's the lido m won't kill you? Thought?
3:56:09
Then that lies just like a rage? Do you still find up given
3:56:35
a squid? He speaking so broad you love it, Yeah, chosen suit.
3:57:22
Okay, we're in for a more biager, gigantic tree. We are
3:57:26
going to do over the rainbow. Okay, it's Earthday and if that's okay
3:57:31
with you, Georgia, we're excited to have you share that on this important
3:57:37
day. Let's look up in the sky over a rainbow and there's clouds underneath.
3:57:41
Its uk in the rain drop. Love's a ar chick letty to mispill
3:58:18
leady g give you just a sleep fail soon lady read off for love living
3:59:20
skin previous the two diner to drain, even the really do come true.
3:59:43
Some mad rissal on song and we can prod the closer fall who were troubles
4:00:03
slow like lemon drops away on the chin litters and the swoops flowing the life
4:00:46
to the long contriver, all blueber It's love ball lit a bream, Thank
4:01:35
you so much, Happy heir day, Thank you, thank you, Paul
4:01:45
h. I guess when you wish up on start just very specific rich uponness
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makes no friends fell. Some of the as fuel coma to feel seiarm be
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a coutysl s on a sell like true see this cheap suits suit filment.
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The FSI so fat and over the caless for fass re borness, you dreamting
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Coltin, you love what ho Bornes, Thank you, thank you, Paul,
4:05:18
Happy heir day. Bye. Okay, all right, god darn it,
4:05:22
let's hear it again. Georgia Fumante what or honed to have her on
4:05:26
our stage and she's been on our stage for over ten years, and now
4:05:30
her son's on the stage. Okay, all right, it's all good.
4:05:33
Dennis, come on up. We're gonna introduce Christy Marie, a good friend
4:05:39
for many years who cares about peace and love and happiness. Come on,
4:05:43
Dennis, thank you. Okay. So I'm gonna introduce Christine Marie, who's
4:05:52
gonna be performing. Christine is the founder of the Last Three Foundation, a
4:05:56
project of We the World. She has been on this mission ever since she
4:06:01
can remember to utilize her tools to help create critical mass shift on the planet.
4:06:09
She's singing her cover of the hit song Holiday today because the word rings
4:06:16
true for this mission. Let's welcome Christy Marie, Hello New York, Happy
4:06:24
Earth Day. I'm singing this song because I think that we missed it the
4:06:30
first time around. It's called Holiday by Madonna, and I just want to
4:06:33
say, I'm really grateful to be here with Paul Flacis and the rest of
4:06:37
the beautiful New York Soul community. Happy Earth Day Woo. By the way,
4:06:54
this was produced by the legendary Father MC Holiday Celeberate, Holiday Celeberate.
4:07:39
If we took a holiday, took some time to celebrate, just wounding out
4:07:48
of life, it would be it would be so nice. Every box about
4:07:56
the world, We're gonna have a celebration all across the world in Airy Nation.
4:08:13
It's times, all the good times. Forget about the bad times.
4:08:20
Oh yeah, one day to come together, release the pressure. We need
4:08:26
a holiday. If we took a holiday, took some time to celebrate.
4:08:35
Come on, let's celebrate one day half holiday, it would be it would
4:08:43
be so nice. You can turn this world around and bring back all of
4:08:52
those happy days and put chips. It's time seebrate, Let me shine and
4:09:07
we will find Oh wait to come together. We can make dings better.
4:09:16
We need a holiday. If we took a holiday, holiday your time to
4:09:24
celebrate, celebrate one day out of life, just one day, it would
4:09:31
be. It would be so nice. Holiday celebrate, holiday celebrate. If
4:09:52
we took a holiday, oh yeah, oh yeah, some time to celebrate.
4:09:58
Come on, let's celebrate one day out of life holiday. It would
4:10:05
be It would be so nice holiday ja, come on, celebrate just one
4:10:20
day out of life celebra it would be so nice. Who. I want
4:10:31
to thank everyone for coming today. It is so important to do your inner
4:10:37
work, do your shadow work. There's an organization that's called Golden maya Golden
4:10:45
Age movement. Please look it up. Do your inner work. Let's change
4:10:48
the world. Thank you so much. All Right, Christy Murray, thank
4:11:05
you so much. Let's hear another round of applause. In addition, she's
4:11:09
been helping us work on this show for months and our international data piece with
4:11:13
a luxury foundation, and we want to thank her big time. Okay,
4:11:20
Dennis is going to talk about his organization that's doing good around the world,
4:11:24
Safe cities, beautiful cities, Smart cities. Thank you so much, Thank
4:11:31
you so much, Paul, Greetings and salutation citizens of the world. A
4:11:37
blessed, modest day to every planet, citizen, co habitat species that make
4:11:45
this world so diversified and thriving. My name is Dennis round to him,
4:11:50
and I am the founder of the Vihara Foundation and chief Development officer of Justice
4:11:56
for Women International. We are two action profits that are bringing innovation to deliver
4:12:01
on the United Nations sustainable development goals Today as we recognize the universal force that
4:12:09
is planet Earth and modern nature. I bring your message from the standpoint of
4:12:15
actionism. Our human culture has redesigned this planet into one of branded markets and
4:12:22
over consumerism. More consumption equal more profit, But at what cost to the
4:12:30
planet. We are literally eating our planetary systems alive and it's time we all
4:12:37
curb our egos and selfish habits to become more responsible and conscious minded consumers.
4:12:46
We humans do not have the right to commoditize nature and reduce and pollute the
4:12:52
planet resources that rightfully belong to the future generations and which is too vital to
4:12:58
other living organisms. Justice for Women International are taking the Bulbard horn along with
4:13:07
the Vihara Foundation. We are currently building self sustainable whole system design communities in
4:13:13
India and Africa to raise people out of abject poverty and restore them with food,
4:13:20
water and energy, security, housing, any education, and medical social
4:13:24
security. We are also working to bring innovation to the homeless crisis in America,
4:13:31
starting in Los Angeles and plan to extend that to other major cities across
4:13:37
the country. Our organizations have partnered with other impact making NGOs and have assembled
4:13:46
a global force of process engineers, green technologists and sustainable solutionists that are currently
4:13:54
master planning to make scalable impact change active work in progress, negotiating lands with
4:14:03
farmers and governments, and raising funds to implement sustainable change. Currently, eight
4:14:09
hundred clean solar powered water towers have been installed across Africa and we will be
4:14:16
gearing up to install tens of thousands more. We will be implementing food production
4:14:22
investments to move communities from hunger to food abundance. Industrial hemp, canaff maringa
4:14:30
naime fruit forestry, bamboo, high value timber reforestration, you name it and
4:14:37
we can do it. We will be implementing renewable energy solutions to give people
4:14:41
affordable energy and energize their broken economies towards prosperity. Solar, wind, hydrogen,
4:14:48
water, high center biofuel, just to name a few. All in
4:14:52
all, we would be creating sustainable wealth without hurting the planet. Our aim
4:14:58
is to deliver our model in twenty twenty four to serve ending poverty. By
4:15:05
ending poverty, we can heal the planet and empower people and thereby cure the
4:15:09
ills of present human trafficking and wildlife poaching. We are giving people real opportunities
4:15:16
for change and not just hope. We are both underground doing the work.
4:15:20
You will see more about this in the shortcoming though. We work with a
4:15:24
team of global wealtholders and people of influence. We are not into glamour or
4:15:30
big talks, but real work and results. Thank you, and have a
4:15:35
wonderful and peaceful Earth Day twenty twenty four. Okay, let's Eric for Dennis.
4:15:46
He's the real thing here. That's what they call environmental eesg eesg every
4:15:52
corporation. If you go under any corporation, you look under sustainability and they're
4:15:56
dealing with environmental sustainable governance governance. Okay. We talked earlier about courage and
4:16:03
your conscience, and it's all up to us. It's personal social responsibility.
4:16:10
It's not just corporate social responsibility. It's every's responsibility to take care of mother
4:16:15
Earth. Okay, do you all agree with me? We're all in it
4:16:18
together. It doesn't no one's any different. If it's too hot here,
4:16:21
guess what, it's too hot somewhere else. And so if the water comes
4:16:25
up here, the water is gonna go somewhere else, so vice versa.
4:16:27
We're burning too much here, it's gonna affect the world anywhere else. We've
4:16:32
seen that day in day out. I mean, this is time to continue
4:16:37
on with the positive things. I want to mention. You have to leave
4:16:42
reached though, who's the longest sailor in the history of sailing one hundred and
4:16:48
fifty four days? Did have to take off on another sale? No,
4:16:53
I don't know if he'll do that so quickly. That's over three years.
4:16:56
So we had Tommy uh, Tommy Mazone who has city tree guards which he
4:17:04
puts around the borough president's trees. We remember we talked about a million trees
4:17:11
here in New York. Okay, So now for the big drum roll dramagan
4:17:21
do I say that right? Drama again? And who knows drama again?
4:17:26
And listen. This guy's got twenty five million total plays okay, views seven
4:17:32
hundred and fifty k and verified Blue check whatever that is followers, and one
4:17:37
hundred thousand k peak livestream views per session. And I think you're going to
4:17:41
see he's toured over thirty three countries. This guy will devour the drums.
4:17:47
Here we go, dramagan, thank you. Check check check check check check,
4:17:53
there we go. We got some I'm gonna send you some level of
4:17:56
the track here, real quick, coming at you, coming at you.
4:18:00
Just crank that. Yeah, keep ranking, keep breaking heads on on this
4:18:06
hole a little bit more, a little bit more, lift all. I
4:18:10
love that cool sticks on me. Now, just cross up the before we
4:18:17
go, check one to check one. Too hard to stay in your life
4:18:23
because the doc sends me up these nights. My devils are hope for you
4:18:30
get the best of me. What up, guys, my name is shrumpakadead
4:18:41
make some noise or you wouldn't away you go with go around? What do
4:19:03
you do? But just so when you're so they can be Tommy sheep concection
4:19:11
to me. Man says feomal No mana not talk the sheep connection only man
4:19:19
female famous say bless people say bless people. Why don't you look inside job
4:19:52
So it's been trying to talk. Take your part him and you'll do well
4:19:56
in your holiday. Gray talkie cheap cons action only man sayless people, Banana
4:20:07
that talky cheap confection dreams say less people say less people. Guys. Once
4:20:48
again my name is Drummer. Big shout out to Paul and the entire team
4:20:55
here. That last tune was called Say Less Be More featuring Ali Guercho from
4:21:00
American Idol in the voice, and I'm actually gonna do a really special special
4:21:04
tune. This tune is something. The remix that I did for BMG Records
4:21:11
Beatles Official Beatles Remix came out really really cool. This has Michelle Ray on
4:21:17
the voice and Grammy winning orchestra. So check it out. The way Shame
4:21:33
sricks me. I ignore, so sit in the way. She me,
4:21:44
I don't want to even love you know. I don't know, so says
4:22:08
Show. I don't want to leave. Then know you know that you're asking
4:22:26
me on my way? She grown in show, So say the word she
4:22:52
no, you know what I had to do? Still name Show, I
4:23:08
don't want to know? You know. Guys, Once again, my name
4:23:33
is Trump again, Happy Earth Day. I'm on all the socials at Trump
4:23:37
again. Thanks to Paul, here's a song called riot. Okay, you're
4:24:00
driving me, Craisy, you're driving me. Raise a y is now again,
4:24:15
but just don't take again. You can't keep you can't keep me down.
4:24:25
Go Stobo now you will know, you will know me. Now what
4:24:32
about jumps on other? Sorry, I'm so right, you can't keep you
4:25:14
can't keep me down. Come stop right now, you won't know, you
4:25:21
won't know me. Now, got to that jocoll here go side you know
4:25:33
righth Happy Earthday, everybody? Thank you? I trump again, It Trump
4:26:56
again It that's heart for him. That's a lot of drums. And how
4:27:02
about that song George Harrison, thank you man for coming by. All Right,
4:27:07
the dude's been all around and that's exciting stuff. So the show we
4:27:11
have three more groups and we love you dearly. Right now, we have
4:27:19
our good friends who have been also with us for about twenty twenty plus years.
4:27:26
As we get in Gus Suzanne over there too, who has been doing
4:27:29
the the International Day of Peace as well as some Hiroshima kinds of things,
4:27:37
and so we're really into peace. The piece are September twenty first, you'll
4:27:41
join us. All these lovely people are doing such good for so long.
4:27:45
In fact, these are happy happy They're gonna sing happy songs and they created
4:27:52
the happy what was it, Happy Day in the United Nations? Happy people,
4:27:57
happy planet, happy people. Well, Doctor Judy Kuriansky is well known,
4:28:03
has been on our board for some of the zillion years TV and radio
4:28:06
personality, major un advocate of mental health and well being in the diplomat to
4:28:11
the Mission of Sierra Leone. Okay, she's very well known as well as
4:28:15
a noted author and read porter. Yeah we did when the blackout was right.
4:28:21
Russell Daisy, singer songwriter, performed the world music he composed of Doctor
4:28:26
Judy five Countries, performed in Presidents and First Ladies, Nobel Peace Prize Winners,
4:28:32
Ambassadors and today with a Happy People, Happy Planet band. Today they're
4:28:36
also joined by check this out, the Brooklyn inter Denominational Choir and James Manno
4:28:42
on percussion. Also with Russell is Hugger Planet. Robert Franz, who we
4:28:49
love dearly, has been giving us Hugger planets for eight million years and he's
4:28:52
got if you look here, he has one of those up on the spaceship
4:28:56
that's been up there for four billion years. So it's all good, good
4:29:00
elsco we asked for except for some peace parrots, and our good friend has
4:29:06
been sharing these peace parrots. Give out a one sentence Hello, you want
4:29:11
to do that? Real good? This is mister baby the daddy of three
4:29:22
children, Peace, Snake, Aura and hope. His wife Mss Merlin is
4:29:29
not here with us today. The kids are at home, but their motto
4:29:33
is may there be peace with Mother Earth and with all people, animals and
4:29:40
nature. Thank you so much. Hello, You're all gonna sing along with
4:29:53
us on the chorus. Happy people, happy people, happy planet. Yes,
4:30:06
that's what we need. And we've had the Dalai Lama and Desmond Tutu
4:30:11
famous Nobel Peace Prize singing that too. So happy people, happy planet.
4:30:21
Okay, i'd say hit it, guys. Where's the video? Hey,
4:30:36
happy people, happy planet. This is what goes on all over the world.
4:30:41
Hey, happy people, you can turn up that planet, turn up
4:30:47
the dress, you're a go guys hop, beaties falling up per Morning's summers.
4:31:00
How it comes wellout borning, That's what I ass burden beans and treason,
4:31:08
flowers, talks with presidents, the leaf for ours be here with you.
4:31:15
That's what I call it. Happen, but I call happen. That's
4:31:23
what I call happen, But I call happen. The persp lovespring, that's
4:31:37
what I call flacking. The special song a rob and sing. That's what
4:31:45
I'm for verry, blossomed verywhere the gentle breed in my hair being here with
4:31:57
you. That's what I call happen, a fee pole of fel happy planet,
4:32:03
happy people, happy panics. To see, happy people, happy lang,
4:32:11
happy people, happy panics. Pay appreci Hey you live. Say thank
4:32:19
you to the sun, Say thank you to the moon and to the start.
4:32:30
Say thank you to your mother, Say thank you to your dad.
4:32:37
Say thank you for being who you are. Happy people, happy planet,
4:32:53
happy people, happy planet. And Paris, happy people, happy people in
4:33:00
Paris, happy people, happy planet, appreciated you live, happy people,
4:33:11
happy plane, and give appreciation every day. The devil breeze in life and
4:33:21
we are right. No. That food I call happiness people, happy planet,
4:33:33
happy people, happy plan. That food I call it happen. That's
4:33:41
what I call it. Happen. I see, man, That's what I
4:33:45
call it. Happened people, happy planet, happiness. That's shoon A call
4:33:52
happiness. What do we say? Everybody, happy people, happy alt it.
4:34:03
We're going. Greed. Get on board. We're going, and greed
4:34:15
we can make up planet like a forest. Hever greed to get on board
4:34:22
and join the scene. We're going, Greed, go wire. We're going
4:34:36
greed. Oh we're going greed. Oh we're going greed. Oh ma,
4:34:48
the train is leaving. Look let be there's no mistake to day be a
4:34:55
line you'll be afraid. Just take it all in stride go get get shot
4:35:02
up, four out riding shadow balls arbor werego with green shadow board. We're
4:35:10
going green. We can make our planets. Please like the forest, kelper
4:35:19
cattle bulls and join us. Scene were Gore, get away Free Cobby Brea
4:35:32
where three toy bread aware going green Man, make your mind up now to
4:35:42
take us stand a lovely planet movie You're coming back. Our plant is crying.
4:35:51
Do you hear inside? No, they're the suture. They don't have
4:35:56
them. But get on board. Wiggles do dread cattle boy dream god planet
4:36:07
Please like a forest, hiver bread, get on poles, enjoy us.
4:36:15
Scene will go break will dreamy Yeah, wire Father, our beautiful home,
4:36:33
her value, her word for all who live there. Love, We love
4:36:37
you, yet we do to get your chicken, get yourself on bold A
4:36:45
lot of planet will be the reward. Join us now to save our plan
4:36:52
Intern and fellow break the dawn of her ring gettle mo Rick going grey and
4:37:02
I'm bubbling, and we're going greed. We can make atland back up.
4:37:14
I get nothing. Say we're going gread, Yeah, we're go gremming.
4:37:25
Yeah, We're We're hey, what are we doing? We are going?
4:37:44
And I hear that better. I want to hear Times Square say we are
4:37:48
going. Oh, come on, we are going. We love you.
4:37:56
The Brooklyn entered a nominational choir with Reverend Frank Hay and this Issa and this
4:38:04
most wonderful lady, our lovely Gloria, with peace parents, They peace prevail
4:38:11
on Earth. They there be peace with Mother Earth and with all people,
4:38:17
animals and nature of parents for peace peace. James Meadow, who did the
4:38:25
lovely tracks, And this is mister hug a planet himself, Robert Forendzi.
4:38:36
Yeah, alright, I'm interested quiet, but I neglected one person, and
4:38:45
that is doctor Judy Kretsk, who's gorgeous in green. So God bless all
4:38:52
of you, blessings, heal your planet Earth. Thank you, Paul,
4:38:57
from the bottom of our heartsppreciate it. Oh, thank you, Misu,
4:39:02
and my goodness, Elaine, thank you, thank you, thank you,
4:39:06
thank you, thank you. Okay, things all right, fantastic, marvelous,
4:39:11
wonderful, consistent, I think is always important. Consistent means that you're
4:39:18
in it to win it, and you've been doing it for years. And
4:39:22
I thank them all. They're very very close, dear friends to us,
4:39:26
and so two now wonderful also close friends, the Indigo Twins. They've been
4:39:33
performing for us for years and years. We love them, and they have
4:39:41
created a Broadway hit show, written books. I mean, the guys like
4:39:47
they're doing it all and they're so kind and loving and they're all in here
4:39:52
for sincerity. So let's welcome the Indigo Twins to our stage and we have
4:39:56
one more act after them, and and Mother Earth. We love you dearly,
4:40:02
Okay, thank you, and thanks everybody for being with us. Thank
4:40:07
you. Hello, children of Light, beautiful people. We are the Indigo
4:40:14
Twins. They call us also twin Lights in Christ because our mission is to
4:40:19
share the light of Christ. Is to be children forever, because being children
4:40:25
forever means being in love, and love is the answer to all our problems.
4:40:32
When you think about the children from Africa, about so many people who
4:40:36
go through struggles and diseases and malformations from the enemy, our problems become so
4:40:42
small, but our faith is big because His faith in us is big.
4:40:48
We are like him, we are in love. Let's love one another.
4:40:53
Let's be kind to one another and share His light, the light of Christ,
4:40:57
which is the highest consciousness, the highest mind of Christ. To be
4:41:04
in the mind of Christ means to be divine, and we are all humans,
4:41:11
we all make mistakes, but He wants us to be divine. He
4:41:15
wants us to feed with his love. And the more we feed with his
4:41:18
love, the more we raise up to his level. And being at this
4:41:25
level means being healers, being teachers of love. So let's be teachers of
4:41:30
love. Let's feed with his love, the Light of Christ. And he
4:41:36
also teaches us to rejoice because it's Earth Day and Heaven is here on earth.
4:41:41
So let's rejoice. Let's rejoice and give thanks to Mother Nature and God
4:41:47
for making us all one. And we want to thank God for giving us
4:41:51
divine inspiration to write these amazing songs. So the first song we both wrote,
4:41:56
it's called Rejoice. So let's rejoy together, sing along with us.
4:42:11
Thank you, Joice, rejoice me glad my child, rejoice, Rejoice.
4:42:22
I gave you my life. Rejoice. Always give first your joice, joy,
4:42:33
glad my child, Rejoice Rejoice, I gave you my life. Rejoice,
4:42:40
be glad for your jo rejoiced, children, be glad we chose you.
4:42:52
I don't need to worry because you saved man. You two car sis
4:43:03
insaid a cross. You gave us your freedom to ray. Lie with that
4:43:17
caprass you choice, Joice and my joy joy Joice. I gave you my
4:43:26
life. You choice, always get fat sort choice. Yes, we're chosen.
4:43:36
Let's rejoice. Well, I don't need to worry because you saved my
4:43:45
life. You two call our saints and across. You gave us your freedom
4:43:56
to raise. Aye with your group. Rejoice my shot, Rejoice, Joice,
4:44:11
I gave you my life. Rejoice your choice, my shine, Rejoice,
4:44:25
Rejoice, I gave you my life. Rejoice, Joice Joice. He
4:44:37
chose you give things. We had one. We are like him, like
4:44:48
Christ. Yes, Yes, and every day every day were born again.
4:44:57
Every day were born again of blood and water. We are purified. We're
4:45:06
born. We're born again, warborn baby crist we're born we're no head,
4:45:22
no baby PRIs j Yeah, we're we're born again. Swearing bit Jesus,
4:45:48
say that we're born again. Bother we're born again? Get swearing, Babe
4:45:57
Jesus say that's all. Well'm born again. I'm born again. I'm born
4:46:08
again. My boring baby cries, we're born again. We're do again now
4:46:19
a sort My brother baby cris jenday, Yeah yeah, hey, yeah,
4:46:33
yeah yeah, we're born again. Boy, we're born again. You swear
4:46:41
it. Maybe, Jesus say that's all. We're born again. We're born
4:46:49
again. We're born again. You swear it. Baby, Jesus say that's
4:46:56
all. Yes, yes, he did save us all. And now we're
4:47:06
having a great song children of light, because we are all children and that's
4:47:14
how we need to stay. Oh hey, everybody, take ustack with me
4:47:37
now where everybody got bea free He's trying to take a little turn now to
4:47:42
make the change. We are the children of light, silk. Come take
4:47:48
a rc to Parcu. It's divine children of choice and can say that we
4:48:02
changed the world for you. And that's time. Gainst my days. That's
4:48:18
not gust. My dress were changing. Breakfaside. I want to join for
4:48:52
your fun. Get ready it stop samle bred. You can even at fly
4:48:57
married, you can bring all everyone is been in f too long feest.
4:49:07
It's not to me you des the name. Everyone his been in distant their
4:49:17
feet to one. You been labruly not, that's that, that's not get
4:49:30
join, I want jo. That's not, that's not that's not not rest
4:49:52
side change. We run the change, We would the scause that sasa Yeah,
4:51:06
lass n Side bids the best nidees its loves bas bass Side lass Side.
4:51:32
It's dress west Side in the go and the and the go. All
4:52:19
right, thank you so much. What a show, what a Broadway show,
4:52:23
Thank you so much. All Right, Sassy, all right, we're
4:52:27
gonna end up with some Latino original music with a divine message. Go on
4:52:33
our website Indigo with wg Indigo Twins dot com and feed with divine love and
4:52:41
wisdom and uplift your hearts for a lifetime. We thank you, and please
4:52:45
stay children forever and nurture your heart with mother nature, which is God.
4:52:52
Paul, thank you so much for the invitation. We love you, and
4:52:56
I love my sister. She's my miracle, my miracle twin. You go
4:53:03
find your twin, Okay, find your twin. We're all twins. We're
4:53:07
all related in some fashion. We're all brothers and sisters. That's the way
4:53:11
I see it, all right, And so Sassy is gonna join us.
4:53:17
Next, Dennis is gonna say something, but I'm gonna say something a little
4:53:19
bit as well. Latin Star sharing her Latin music that will get you moving.
4:53:25
And she's closing this show. And we thank everybody for being here.
4:53:30
It's been a lot of wonderful people who care about Thank you, Borrow,
4:53:36
President Mark Levine, thank you, the Times Square Alliance, thank you.
4:53:41
Let's disrupt Video Digital Hubcast are Extreme Broadcasting, the fine quality events staging,
4:53:52
the Joel Fitzpatrick audio, and all of you for being part of it.
4:53:56
This is the last scene. Okay, okay. So continuously hitting new milestones
4:54:22
and making headlines. Sesse from the Bronx New York with Cuban Puerto Rican parents,
4:54:26
who has been captivating the attention of audiences worldwide. Let's welcome Cesse,
4:54:42
come a little bit closer to me. I want to feel you, guys.
4:54:47
We're here to capture beautiful energy. It's Earth Day, it's born Day,
4:54:52
It's energy Day. And I hope you guys enjoy the show. Oh
4:55:03
it's very amusing. H m hm. And if you're all the way in
4:55:15
the back, just come. Don't be scared, make some friends, get
4:55:19
together. Sianto sheltak in country do it? Someone say no bald hey,
4:55:38
yeah ninos conos semos devo as dark saro guma scoul stamos see too mad s
4:55:48
novamos para all of this hell you co coms I you the goles sh the
4:56:11
moment they look, come on, ladies and gentlemen, you know, okay
4:56:23
your canns is on my The look back in said they do. Come on,
4:56:40
come on, have with me. Don't let a can out come so
4:56:57
loo they had partake co devis the agno del coming on the ka. It's
4:57:10
a lovely hotey. Deliver the hackey. Look back in the okay you cannos
4:57:22
a man, he's a man back in a bam is a sick you told
4:57:33
then come on come on the good humid Yeah, whom New York today?
4:58:02
Let me hear you holloeena Na he's no ma h good day. Back Inla
4:58:18
Mama said, who the hola hotel? Old? I'm a gee right,
4:58:49
I know it's a little chili out here. I came all the way from
4:58:52
Miami to be here with you guys. I'm from the Bronx. I'm from
4:58:56
New York City. Baby, who's from the Bronx. I'm so happy to
4:59:02
be from this city with so much culture, so much love, so much
4:59:06
support. We have to be thankful for who we are every day because we're
4:59:11
we're just becoming the best version of ourselves. And I want you to hug
4:59:15
yourself right now. Come give yourself a hug right now. Come on and
4:59:22
tell yourself that you love yourself. Come on, Eddy God, okay,
4:59:33
Bi, you gotta love that self. Hell you love somebo Keerry Coleman,
4:59:49
do come keep knowing this dile I swell here? How they lost a holy
5:00:07
make a look as she knows? Who is on your mindy? Make hell
5:00:12
away? So no, maybe it does? You clap with me? Come
5:00:17
up, sham donte harsan, he knows. Miss. It's about love,
5:00:25
everybody, It's about love. If you're in love, let me hear you.
5:00:29
Make some nice come up, give us some nights. Come on ya
5:00:34
there we go. Don't sleep from me. Gosh. Then they came bus
5:00:41
hotel, lamp sham kill me, I love master, malls Kenny, come
5:00:47
dot coms co killums, Come on, Mata, come on, what's over
5:00:57
here? Let's get close? How we feeling? Let me hear you and
5:01:10
me me, Hey, kiss you Samberghea, then his tomobers and no god
5:01:26
she okay, okay, okay, no he messy canous. Then they come
5:01:37
big on that. I'm so happy to be here, everybody. I'm so
5:01:44
happy to be here, to feel the energy here, to be from New
5:01:48
York City, the best city of the world. That's shesh me go mera
5:01:57
ho klabos catty comma, don't comma come due? Kill ye upas so much
5:02:10
good? Ye can yea give you give me you guys can cut it now
5:02:21
cano so more h yeah, bos amos. How do you guys feeling?
5:02:37
Thank you so much for having me earth Day New York City. Thank you.
5:02:41
My name is SESSI S S S High Paul. I want to thank
5:02:45
Paul. I want to thank oh mm earth Day. You guys did so
5:02:51
great. They're bringing culture here and we have to be thankful for that.
5:02:55
Right, you can cut it. You're good. Hundred hundred thousand billion million
5:03:02
to your dreams. Okay, never stop dreaming. That's what I want to
5:03:07
say. Five years old, my dad used to bring me here. He
5:03:10
used to tell me you the superstar. So we're all superstars in here.
5:03:15
We're working every day We're a superstar. We're running that chain every day.
5:03:19
We're a superstar. You have a dream, You a superstar. You cannot
5:03:23
give up ever, And when they tell you no, say I'll be right
5:03:27
back. Okay, Okay, thank you guys. Okay, all right,
5:03:33
we gotta close this up. We're gonna just throw on one little video where
5:03:37
there's some superstars, all right, Doctor Jane Goodall, Leonardo DiCaprio, Stevie
5:03:45
Wonder and Ringo Star. I think nature is my symbolism for peace, and
5:03:52
now this tree stands as a as a symbol of what nature and us can
5:03:59
do together the heal the world. But we've got to work much harder.
5:04:03
We must respect each other, no matter what country, religion, or culture,
5:04:08
but we must respect the natural world. Unless we can interact better with
5:04:15
the natural world in more harmony, world peace will be impossible because if you
5:04:18
lose water, if the climate changes, if the whole world is polluted,
5:04:23
how can there be peace between men? The word piece has many possible meanings,
5:04:32
and the Messenger of Peace program has been vital to addressing some of the
5:04:34
most pressing challenges of our time. Head on poverty, disease, human suffering
5:04:42
issues which defy the very concept of peace. So today I want everyone here
5:04:49
to commit to join the quest for peace. Go forward in the struggle for
5:04:56
peace with passion and compassion. The future of this world is in your hands.
5:05:06
Okay, Peace and love, everybody, Peace and love. Yes,
5:05:10
my name is Ringo and I am here to make you a word. On
5:05:14
the twenty first of September, it's the International Day and Moments of Peace.
5:05:22
So I'm here on behalf of the UN General Secretary to let you know that
5:05:29
at noon on the twenty first that we can have a moment of silence for
5:05:33
peace. I'm going to have my moment now. Oh, I feel good.
5:05:44
Peace and love everybody that's comab tomorrow, So you gotta hang on Seals
5:05:51
Marrow Common. You're wrong the wrong ways that day, way simple, the
5:06:11
wrong ways, Doctor Patt