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Do you know someone who has helped make your
community a better place to live? It’s amazing how
much change and inspiration one motivated person can
bring to a neighborhood or even an entire city.
This month, Natural Awakenings focuses on inspiring
change—a subject that typically elicits stories about
those whose impact has reached a national scale. In ev-
contact us ery community, however, there are people and groups
Publisher/editor whose names may not be well known, but who work
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diligently behind the scenes to brighten their corner of
the world. These “homegrown heroes,” young and old, should be applauded
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and recognized for what they do. We are fortunate to have met many of them
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in the course of our work, as we go around and talk to people across the Valley.
While there are too many for us to list here, we’d like to thank all the home-
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place to live, and who inspire others to do the same.
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Inspiring change is sometimes fueled by activism. Our interview with author,
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scholar and mystic Andrew Harvey on page 17 discusses the differences be-
tween activism and sacred activism. His insights reveal how a person’s deep
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spiritual practice can result in huge transformations in society and our world.
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So who inspires you? Tell us about your homegrown hero by e-mailing us at
PhoenixEditor@NaturalAz.com. We may publish some readers’ responses in an
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