Agree wholeheartedly with this man from CA!

Here is the awesome article about the graying man from Mt. Shasta. Lot of great pts. here about why to support Bernie Sanders! Mt. Shasta, one of my favorite places in the world. I have done a vision quest up it's slopes. I took a group there on an Easter weekend. I have never felt so much energy of love coming down off that mountain as we played in the snow that day! The article was about an old hippie who live there and his enthusiasm for Bernie Sanders. He said that he wished Bernie would drop the r from revolution and call it EVOLUTION. I AGREE WHOLEHEARTEDLY!

A graying generation founded on peace and love finds its champion: Bernie Sanders

For Woodstock-era Californians, the senator embodies a rising consciousness in America.

washingtonpost.com

 

Ron Alexander He is certain that Sanders can not only win the nomination but also ride the wave of rising consciousness all the way to the White House, ushering in the era of peace, love and prosperity that his generation has long imagine. He returned home to Detroit, met his wife, had a daughter and joined the State Department, which turned into a long career of postings in Kenya, Pakistan, India and other places. All of it led Elbinger to his fundamental belief in the oneness of humanity, and finally to Mount Shasta, where he opened a place in town called the Silk Road Chai Shop.

He toggles easily between worlds and was watching a debate last year when he became enthralled with Bernie Sanders, or as he sometimes calls him, Mahatma.“The ‘maha’ means great, the ‘atma’ means soul — Great Soul,” he says, and in the car, his passengers could not agree more.

 “That’s why we’re here,” says Elbinger, who has a remarkable ability to fold information he deems negative into his unified theory of ever-rising human consciousness.
For instance, the rise of Donald Trump: “He’s needed — we are detoxifying, purging our system of the racism that occurred in the past.”
Hillary Clinton: “She’s representing the dying forces of the 20th century.”