Lovolution Podcast

Doctress Neutopia's visionary poem about building a galactic civilization. Arcosanti, I see the stars, ecstatic that I can see the stars. Away from samsara of advertising falsehood and political lies far enough from the place where the lights of Phoenix cause us to be blind. Sleeping at the Mind’s Garden, I see a galactic civilization Arcosanti struggling to birth the Love Project into existence pulling the parts of the circle into the hub of social harmony to heal the sickness of greed within the structures of humanity. The rainbow bridge of Lovolution crosses over realms of human cognition that block creativity from uniting us with a majestic artistic mission. Underneath the Milky Way, the corporate industries continue to spew out megatons of fossil fuel emissions oblivious to the tipping points to mass extinction. What other cosmic source is wise enough to challenge a murderous Empire that profits from poisoning the precious atmosphere threatening to destroy the livable biosphere? The emerging architectur

Photo: Debra Giusti, Facebook

Doctress Neutopia's peace poem about evolving beyond war. Why not a worldwide armistice on killing each other? Only then, can we begin to come together to tackle global climate change. photo credit: Dsns.gov.ua

Doctress Neutopia poem written for the 4th of July lists the recent mass shootings in America. The United States has a violent culture that is getting more violent with each passing year. Politicians are in a stalemate about what to do about lethal weapons on the streets and in American homes.  photos by Waffles T. Clown   . 

Doctress Neutopia writes a poem about the Canadian fires and smoke blanketing the East Coaster cities of New York City and Washington, DC. She lists the health effects of breathing in such contaminated air. photo by aelthemplaer

Doctress Neutopia's poem about the coronation of King Charles and Queen Camilla and the neocolonial mindset. How do we free ourselves from the rule of gold? Photo by Pail Clarke / DCMS

Doctress Neutopia was inspired to write Rest in Peace in honor of Memorial Day 2023. With the war escalating in Ukraine and the danger that it could become a worldwide nuclear war, things don't look good for the future of humanity. The poem gives us a way out of the imperialistic destructive pattern. Photo by Jeroen Akkermans, Bucha, Ukraine.

Doctress Neutopia describes her take on WOKE culture.  What is the utopian vision of woke? 

Doctress Neutopia's poem about Hopi prophecy, "We are the ones we've been waiting for." What are we waiting for?

Doctress Neutopia was inspired to write "Apply for Miracles" when she was considering taking Marianne Williamson's mentor class called "Miracle-minded Coaching." The price tag was $8,000. What kind of a miracle does humanity need and how much will it cost?

Walking with my mother's ashes on May 25, 2021. My best friend is gone back to the atmosphere. This poem is about what she taught me. Thanks to Michelle Angel for taking the photo.  

She is alive, the Cosmic Christ, to save us from the Cold Blob and the Hot Blob! Listen to her almighty plan!

Space Age love is real if you believe in miracles.     

Doctress Neutopia talks about her zero status. She has accomplished nothing in her life, ZERO. But maybe Zero is the golden number. What do you think?

Doctress Neutopia wrote this poem at the beginning of the world-wide pandemic. Now, that there is a vaccine, it looks like Corona Virus will be overcome until there is the next novel virus. Will we learn our lesson now, or do we have to experience this shut down of the economy again? 

Friend, Jeff Holsen, guided me up Mt. Wrightson for an all day hike. The poem is a result of coming off the mountain and back into the heat island of Tucson, Arizona.

Doctress Neutopia's love poem about loving now as a way to stop a nuclear disaster.

Doctress Neutopia reads her end-of-the year love poem about the our environmental crisis. Do we have the courage to love one another? 

A poem by Doctress Neutopia about a need to break free from the myths that create illusion. 

At the beginning of the Access Tucson Board meeting, May 28, 2015, the chair had a call to the audience. The public could speak for 3 minutes to the Board. No discussion, comments, or questions were allowed. Even though the mission of Access Tucson is to be run by a grassroots democracy, such democracy—which allows for open speech-- is not allowed during the meetings.  I feel that this lack of direct democracy is one of the reasons why there is little community spirit at Access Tucson, and it is one of the reasons why the public seems to not care about the fate of the station. I wrote an essay about the problem I had with the City’s Request for Proposal that outlines its new mission for the government’s station, which doesn’t included it to be a forum for free speech. I requested to the Chair that she send my essay to the general Access Tucson membership. She failed to do so. Why would she choose to not send my essay to the membership? My solution is to empower ourselves by direction action, broadcasting