Dennis> Well you been up in Luna for little for about little over a year and half. What would it take to bring you back down on the ground, kind of agreement with Pacific Lumber Maxxam, would be agreeable to you?
Julia> Well the agreement I gave to the higher power, to the creator, is the ultimate agreement that I would abide by. Which is that I would not allow my feet to touch the ground again. No matter what until I have done every thing in my power to make the world aware and to protect this beautiful magnificent tree and what little is left of the grove around her.
We done so much as a team effort and that important to realize as well and even though the world has seen my face and heard my voice it is only threw the work of so many other incredible dedicated people, a wonderful team that has changed over time, but continues to be a wonderful team. That have us bring this message of love and respect threw the issue of protection of our forest by getting to the deeper issue of how we relate to the earth and each other. My team has been phenomenal in helping that message to reach the world that I never imagine of being possible.
But still Luna and surrounding grove is not protected. And everyday I wake up and pray and ask am I still being effective by being here? Am I still being effective in some day bringing about permanent protection for this priceless forest? And everyday so far, is YES. Pacific Lumber Maxxam could protect what little is left here and hardly bat an eye.
They recently paid 495 million by taxpayer's money to protect a grove of forest that would have been protected that would have been protected if merely our government would have enforced the endangered species act. With all that money and hundreds of thousands other acres that they are slating to be destroyed to continue to raping a profit from these forest. To protect this little tiny area would not be even a drop in the buck for them.
So I'm continuing to try and send them love, send them feeling that I believe there is goodness within them, and trying to empower that goodness so that they can find it with in there hearts to protect this area. Instead of staying in their corporate mentality we won't give in to anyone because it our land and we can do what we want with it. I'm trying to empower the intuitive sacredness even thought it completely covered by hate and violence and darkness. I know that there is a source of goodness in all beings.
That is John Campbell's Pres., of Pacific lumber company and Charles Hutiz CEO., of Maxxam Corp. that I reach out to, frequently and hopefully that some day they will get in touch with that better side.