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11/11/2025

You have another Mother,
She too, has been with you since birth,
Her presence is all around you,
She is called Mother Earth.

You will feel her in soft rain falling,
And the gentle soothing breeze,
Her warmth is the rays of sunshine,
Her whispers are audible in rustling trees.

She nurtures us with each tiny seed,
She sows, quietly into the ground,
She controls the cycles of each season,
The fruits of her labour, are always to be found.

She quenches thirst through rainclouds,
She is the dew on each blade of grass,
She is the Moon, the stars and each rainbow,
She is the storm that comes to pass.

So cherish her in all her forms,
Respect the gifts that she imparts,
For you have another Mother dear,
Who holds the world within her heart ..

🖋️C.E. Coombes
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Serendipity Corner 🌿

10/11/2025

A 22-year-old just raised $11.5 million for hungry people and looked a room full of billionaires in the eye. What she said next made everyone uncomfortable—in the best way.

Billie Eilish stood on stage at the Wall Street Journal Innovator Awards, honored for her contributions to music and culture. She could have given a typical acceptance speech—thanked her team, said something inspirational, waved politely, and walked off. Instead, she did something different.

First, she announced that her Hit Me Hard and Soft tour had raised $11.5 million for The Changemaker Program, fighting hunger and climate collapse worldwide. Then she looked directly at some of the wealthiest people on the planet and asked:

"If you're a billionaire, why are you a billionaire?"
She paused. Let it sink in.
"No hate, but give your money away."

The room went quiet. Designer suits shifted uncomfortably. Among the audience were Mark Zuckerberg, Jeff Bezos, and others who could write a check for millions without noticing it missing. Billie, through her own effort, had already done what they had the power to do—and then she asked them to reflect.

It wasn’t anger. It wasn’t a rant. It was a simple, direct challenge wrapped in genuine curiosity: why hoard wealth when people are starving and the planet is burning?

Her speech redefined innovation—not what you create for yourself, but what you give to others. The $11.5 million goes directly to solving real, immediate human needs. She didn’t just donate; she used her platform to ask a moral question billionaires couldn’t ignore.

Will it change the world overnight? Maybe not. But moments like this matter. They shift the conversation, exposing the gap between what is and what could be, between hoarding wealth and sharing it. Billie reminded everyone: sometimes the bravest, most innovative act isn’t creating something new—it’s asking why we’re holding onto what we already have.

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