Through Film, Art & A PEACE Concert: The Planetary Exorcism Begins

A shift in consciousness demands, as its first and most courageous step, the willingness to become more conscious. To stop looking away. To turn toward what we have collectively agreed, in our exhaustion and our fear, to leave unnamed.

To feel what is asking — what has always been asking — to be felt.

The work before us is not gentle. It is the dredging up of an entire superstructure of denial — layer upon layer of undigested emotional trauma, of collusion through silence, of avoidance so normalized it no longer even recognizes itself as avoidance. This architecture of numbness has kept the deeper truth submerged, sometimes for generations. And it will take more and more of us placing our direct, unflinching attention onto that sludge — not to wallow in it, but to metabolize it — before the ground beneath us can become solid again.

Film. Art. Music. A gathering in the tradition of Woodstock — not as nostalgia, but as living medicine.

This is what we must build. Not a distraction from the pain, but a container strong enough to hold it, transform it, and release it back as something we can finally breathe through together.

Every cell in me is registering the tremor of something beginning. Something I believe — with a certainty that bypasses argument — has the potential to become a planetary exorcism. A collective purging of the accumulated weight of what we have been too afraid to say out loud.

The sacred truths about Plants will be spoken. The lies that have buried them under decades of legislation, propaganda, and deliberate misunderstanding will be exposed — not with bitterness, but with the calm authority of what has always been true.

Because you cannot hold back a river.

You can dam it. You can divert it. You can pretend, for a season, that it has stopped.

But the river knows where it is going.

The question is no longer whether this truth arrives. The question is whether we are ready to receive it — and whether we are willing to be the ones who open the door.