Posted on November 18, 2009 - by Lisa Madison
A Note on Sacredness & Nobility
Joel Salatin, of Polyface Farms, spoke at the TEDxMidAtlantic (similar to TED Talks) recently. I love his speech on how he has arrived at the place he finds himself now.
“If we devote ourselves to sacredness in our vocations, the world will rise to meet us.”
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Wow! What a great message. Thank you Lisa for sharing this.